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Karen, Ella, Kathryn, Hallabrin

They are a little bit  different from island to island. They only eat algae, and they have a special bacteria in their stomach to digest the algae.  The smaller organisms have a better chance of surviving an El Nino. They swim in a quick, snake like motion. About 10% of all animals on the Galapagos Islands are marine iguanas.

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Hayes, Kat, Derek, and Kelly
The larger sibling puts the smaller one out to die because the larger one would  have a better chance to live. Same with the parents, if they have to feed two offspring, they also have less of a chance to live the following year. They hatch two eggs in the first place because they only have a 60% hatch chance. They also have a lot of other things that can kill them like frigate birds.

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Finches were a great example of evolution to Darwin and other scientists. On the Galapagos alone, there are 13 different species. Depending on the kind of seed there are on the island the larger or smaller their beaks would be. (i.e. Small seeds=small beaks)

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Marine Iguanas- ( ᘳ•ل͜•ᘰ Zach, Baylee, Mackenzie, Trevor )

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Marine Iguanas- ( ᘳ•ل͜•ᘰ Zach, Baylee, Mackenzie, Trevor )

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- They are  very good swimmers, and that's what makes them different from land iquanas
-They are very ugly and Darwin agreed
-They only eat green algae so they are very vulnerable
-400 died when el nino happened
-They are different on every island
-Females have only one egg
-Breeding males are colorful and they bob their heads around

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Marine Iguanas - Aditi, Raeder, Kellan, and Hermi

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Marine Iguanas - Aditi, Raeder, Kellan, and Hermi

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-Breeding Males are colored red and green and bob their heads
-They only eat sea algae so they are vulnerable if something like El Nino happens.
-They have a hind gut bacteria to break down the algae
-They are very good swimmers through natural selection
-400 died from no food when El Nino striked
- They are struggling because of lack of nutrients on one island, so the iguanas there are much smaller.
-Females only have one egg that is 25% of their body so they have to choose their mate well.
-Darwin said they were hideous and expert swimmers.
-They are different from island to island.

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Riley Sherlock, Ethan Moore, Ellie Cox.

Masked Boobies are white and black birds that have a strange sense of right and wrong. They lay two eggs, because each egg has a 60% chance of survival. The older sibling typically will murder its younger sibling by forcing it out into the hot sun, since they are bigger and more powerful. The mom does nothing because it is very hard for her to take care of two offspring. The mother has about an 92% chance to survive after raising one child, while it has a 75% chance if it raises two children.

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The most common finch is the ground finch. Different species have different beaks. Beaks have evolution due to the size of the seeds. there are 13 types of Finches on Galapagos Islands.