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A population of birds can have large, heavy beaks or thin, long beaks.

What can we say based on this data?
Select one:

We cannot conclude anything without having more data.

Having heavier beaks is a survival advantage.


Having longer beaks is a slight survival advantage, but having more data would help to confirm.
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There is no survival advantage between having heavier beaks and longer beaks.

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Answer:

We cannot conclude anything without having more data.

Explanation:

All the statement says it that the birds have different types of beaks. There is no mention of information that the beak difference brings advantage or not. If the question were to say the heavy beaks survive more, then the answer would be those birds have an advantage- because it does not, the answer is we need more data

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