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EH 2.2 (2/28) Version B

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Actively read and annotate “How are you like a blue whale” below. You can also find this article in Digital Resources. Annotate the article as you read, then answer the questions below.

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How did the tortoise population get separated from the rest of the population?

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  • student describes speciation and separation in changing species population.

  • uses the best source of evidence to support their response.

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How did the Galapagos Tortoise evolve to have such different shells?

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  • student describes speciation and separation in changing species population.

  • uses the best source of evidence to support their response.

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How did ducks evolve to have such different leg structures?

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  • student describes speciation and separation in changing species population.

  • uses the best source of evidence to support their response.

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What happened to the ducks with strong legs and short wings? How did this affect the rest of the Moa-Nalos?

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  • student describes speciation and separation in changing species population.

  • uses the best source of evidence to support their response.