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Unit 8: Natural Selection

Chapter 1: Environmental Change and Trait Distribution

Lesson 1.3: Exploring Variation and Distribution in Populations

Complete each mission in the Sim by adjusting the trait-level and variation sliders. Zoom in to the environment to observe the individual organisms. draw the histogram of each mission, then mark each mission as complete as you go.

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draw the histogram of each mission, then mark each mission as complete as you go.

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Describe which graph has more variation in the graphs above (mission 1 and 2).

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Draw the histogram of each mission, then mark each mission as complete as you go.

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Mission 7: Choose one of the carnithon features. Set up a carnithon population with the highest level of variation possible.

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Describe which graph has more variation in the graphs above (mission 5, 6, and 7).

Draw the following histograms with a population of 12 individuals on the graphs plots below:

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Record your histrograms here:

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How can histograms be used to help describe a population?

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The following data was collected as a scientist walked through a forest. Write down two true statements about the variation and distribution in height amongst the cherry trees in this forest based on the histogram below.

NS 1.3 (1/7)

NS 1.3 (1/7)

draw the histogram of each mission, then mark each mission as complete as you go.

Describe which graph has more variation in the graphs above (mission 1 and 2).

Draw the histogram of each mission, then mark each mission as complete as you go.

Mission 7: Choose one of the carnithon features. Set up a carnithon population with the highest level of variation possible.

Describe which graph has more variation in the graphs above (mission 5, 6, and 7).

Record your histrograms here:

How can histograms be used to help describe a population?

The following data was collected as a scientist walked through a forest. Write down two true statements about the variation and distribution in height amongst the cherry trees in this forest based on the histogram below.

draw the histogram of each mission, then mark each mission as complete as you go.

Describe which graph has more variation in the graphs above (mission 1 and 2).

Draw the histogram of each mission, then mark each mission as complete as you go.

Mission 7: Choose one of the carnithon features. Set up a carnithon population with the highest level of variation possible.

Describe which graph has more variation in the graphs above (mission 5, 6, and 7).

Record your histrograms here:

How can histograms be used to help describe a population?

The following data was collected as a scientist walked through a forest. Write down two true statements about the variation and distribution in height amongst the cherry trees in this forest based on the histogram below.