When the Daphne Major Finches Reach a Point Where the Costs

question 19

Multiple Choice

When the Daphne Major finches reach a point where the costs of having a beak larger than average size outweigh the benefits, beak size will begin to stay the same, and the population will achieve a(n) ________ state.

• A) direction
• B) trend
• C) equilibrium
• D) drift

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Definitions:

Acromiotrapezius

A muscle in some mammals that extends from the neck and back to the scapula, aiding in movements of the shoulder.

Clavotrapezius

Clavotrapezius, in certain animals like rodents, is a muscle that extends from the clavicle to the scapula, facilitating movement of the scapula and contributing to the posture of the upper body.

Latissimus Dorsi

A large, flat muscle on the back that helps in the movement of the shoulders and arms.

Trapezius Group

A collection of muscles extending from the neck to the mid-back, responsible for moving the shoulder blades and supporting the arm.