Chopsticks Spoon Tweezers Straw Which food type was the easiest for your beak type to eat? Experiment Findings: Analyze the data: Does your data support your hypothesis? write a conclusion that summarizes the important parts of your experiment →If yes, including how much food your beak type ate (results). no, create another hypothesis and perform the experiment again. Then write a →If conclusion that summarizes the experiment findings and results, including rewriting your hypothesis and conducting the experiment again. Further research for Instructor: Bird Feeding Ecology and Diversity By Christine Wilkinson Cornell University, 2010 What is feeding ecology? Feeding Ecology: The relationship between the environment, evolutionary processes, and the feeding behavior of different organisms. have different shapes and sizes for different “Beaks functions” Main classes of bird beaks/functions:
Chopsticks Spoon Tweezers Straw Experiment Findings: Which food type was the easiest for your beak type to eat? Analyze the data: Does your data support your hypothesis? →If yes, write a conclusion that summarizes the important parts of your experiment including how much food your beak type ate (results). →If no, create another hypothesis and perform the experiment again. Then write a conclusion that summarizes the experiment findings and results, including rewriting your hypothesis and conducting the experiment again. Further research for Instructor: Bird Feeding Ecology and Diversity By Christine Wilkinson Cornell University, 2010 What is feeding ecology? Feeding Ecology: The relationship between the environment, evolutionary processes, and the feeding behavior of different organisms. “Beaks have different shapes and sizes for different functions” Main classes of bird beaks/functions: