Fork+Birds+<3

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Hypothesis: If a four,one, and two tined fork bird all fight for food, then the four tined fork bird will have the most population by generation 10 because with its four tines it can collect more Birdie-Os than any other fork bird, causing the population of the other birds to decrease over time.=====

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DSET: My claim is that if a one,two, and four tined fork bird al fight for food, then the four tined will have the most population by generation 10 because with its four tine it can collect more Birdie O's than the any other fork bird. This is proven by my graph, because as you can see over each generation, there were 5 more 4 tined fork birds. And the other fork birds' population decreased over time, with the two dined fork bird decreasing completely and the one tined decreasing=====

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then rising slightly by generation 10. This probably happened because more tines gives the four tined fork bird more space in its "mouth" to eat more Birdie O's that the other birds. Just like a pelican, because the great amount of space in its beak can hold up to 9 gallons of water. In real life, each bird has a specific beak structure for the food it eats. Birds with thin,slender pointed beaks like a warbler use their beak to pick up small insects,twigs, and bark of trees. Without that specific beak structure, it wouldn't be able to live!=====