Lab Report ENV 100

1. Smaller, less visible prey such as the Beanus blackeus would survive and not be consumed by less versatile predators such as the Utensilus depressoreus; Whereas bigger more visible prey, such as the Beanus whites, will be consumed by more versatile predators such as the Utensilus clothespineus. Utensilus clothespineus should emerge as the most fit, and Utensilus chopstickeus should go extinct.

This study of Population Dynamics and Natural Selection took place on the grasses area of South TMCC campus, in front of the child care center. This site is one of the best areas because of the natural grass and environment. The natural height of the grass and the vast colors of each Beanus, and the wide range of adaptation of each Utensilus, create a unique diversity for each Beanus and Utensilus potential of survival.

Beanus¡¦ population dynamics are limited if we represent them as species that produce offspring because they cannot move or adapt to nature except for one place. Their color limits them to selective advantage in most cases. The Utensilus have a much greater chance to succeed in the environment because of their

The results I obtained somewhat supported the hypothesis I made earlier. I made the hypothesis that Utensilus clothespineus would emerge as they most fit with the most predators in Generation 4 and I was right because of the features of the predator. As I made the analogy that Utensilus clothespineus are like fingers and are the best predator I was right. I was wrong by stating that Utensilus chopstickeus would go extinct. The actual results said that Utensilus depressoreus went extinct eating a grand total of 38 Beanus.

Specie Name Gen.1 Predators Beanus Consumed Gen.4 Predators

Utensilus depressoreus 5 38 0 Extinct

Utensilus depressoreus became extinct at the end of Generation 4 because of its inability to consume prey and stay fit enough to compete with other Utensilus. The Utensilus depressoreus lacks every attribute that Utensilus clothespineus has.

The Utensilus that best adapted was the clothespineus because of its ease to snatch up prey because of its easily springed mechanic reaction. The least able to adapt was the Utensilus depressoreus because of its inability to be able to grasp prey with ease. You can only take 1, maybe 2 at a time with Utensilus depressoreus.

Some topics in this essay:
Utensilus Stomachs, Beanus Utensilus, Beanus Pintoeus, Capacity Materials, Extinct Utensilus, Beanus Discussion, Selection Hypothesis, South TMCC, Utensilus Utensilus, Beanus Redeus, utensilus depressoreus, utensilus clothespineus, predators utensilus, utensilus chopstickeus, beanus pintoeus, depressoreus extinct, beanus redeus, beanus blackeus, utensilus depressoreus extinct, generation 4, versatile predators utensilus, population dynamics, predators utensilus depressoreus, consumed versatile predators, consumed slowly extinct,