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Biology, 25.02.2021 23:00 10040813

A great horned owl's diet is about 50% voles, 40% mice, 5% rats, and 5% shrews. Assume the great horned owl is regurgitating 2 pellets a day and each pellet
contains 4 skulls. Determine the number of each type of animal the owl consumes
during a 24-hour period. (Use only whole numbers. Place the numbers on the data
table. If you completed the owl pellet dissection, record the actual number and
type of animal consumed).
Animal-
Consumed
Number
Consumed
Average
Mass of
animal
(g)
Total
Mass
(g)
Percentage
of diet
Vole
28
Mice
45
Rat
300
Shrew
10
Grand total:
100%


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