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Answer:
The iguanas with webbed feet will become more common due to natural selection.
<span>Antlion pits are often spatially aggregated even though there are potential negative effects associated with the aggregation (e.g., heightened competition and predation risk). This study investigated the possibility that a strategy leading to aggregation can be an evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS). In particular, the strategy considered was ‘decreasing relocation tendency when there are neighbors’. An individual based model showed that the strategy can be the unique ESS when the spatial distribution of prey is not completely random and antlions can learn it from their past foraging experiences. A laboratory experiment was conducted to examine the effects of the presence of neighbors and foraging success on the relocation behavior of antlion larvae. Antlions reduced their relocation tendency with respect to these factors, consistent with the predicted ESS. The results suggest that pit aggregations are formed because antlions reduce their relocation tendency when neighbors exist, and this strategy is an ESS.</span>
Answer:
Biological anthropology
Explanation:
Biological anthropology is a mixture of social studies and biological studies. This science investigates the evolution of human beings in the context of behavior. Biological anthropologists investigate how changes in human physical and genetic profile interfered with their social and cultural behavior through the history. Biological anthropology tries to give us an answer what is the cause of present human diversity. To understand how humans evolved, some scientists study primates (monkeys and apes) and others examine the skeletal remains of our human ancestors.
Tissues are groups of cells that work together to form a specific function.
An example of a tissue is muscle tissue. There are three types of muscle tissue: cardiac, skeletal, and smooth.
These tissues are comprised of cells which work together to form a function - in the case of cardiac muscle tissue, these cells work together to keep the heart pumping blood (to keep it simple).
