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A scientist plans to study two different species of birds on the Galapagos Islands over a five-year period of time. Species A demonstrates flocking
behavior while foraging. Species B does not. The scientist predicted that species B would be more successful. His primary evidence behind this
prediction is the lack of competition between individuals for food.
Identify the evidence the scientist used to support the prediction
Identify other evidence in the animal Kingdom that may be relevant to this claim
Use the evidence to defend or refute the scientist's prediction
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-Explain the cause-and-effect relationship between group behaviors, an individual's survival, and the species' survival
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