What Do These Data About the Offspring of Peacocks Tell

question 31

Multiple Choice

What do these data about the offspring of peacocks tell us about the good genes model of intersexual selection? B


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• A) Chicks from fathers with feathers with large eyespots weighed more and had better rates of survival, indicating that tail length and ornamentation are indicators of male genetic quality.
• B) Chicks from fathers with feathers with large eyespots weighed less and had lower rates of survival, indicating that tail length and ornamentation are indicators of male genetic quality.
• C) Chicks from fathers with feathers with large eyespots weighed more and had better rates of survival, indicating that tail length and ornamentation are indicators of female genetic quality.
• D) Chicks from fathers with feathers with large eyespots weighed less and had lower rates of survival, indicating that tail length and ornamentation are indicators of female genetic quality.

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Definitions:

Levator Scapulae

A muscle in the shoulder region that functions to elevate the scapula (shoulder blade).

Serratus Anterior

The serratus anterior is a muscle on the side of the chest that helps in the upward movement of the arm and plays a crucial role in the movement of the scapula.

Rhomboideus Major

A muscle in the upper back that helps with the movement of the shoulder blade.

Subclavius

The Subclavius is a small muscle located beneath the clavicle, playing a role in stabilizing the clavicle.