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North Island of New Zealand
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Where in the world would you find a tuatara?
New Zealand
Where would you find a tuatara?
It is an endemic species of New Zealand.
What would be a feature you expect to find in a population in which sexual selection depends on male competition?
large males
Do tuatara live in land or water?
Tuatara are terrestrial reptiles, living on land. They lay their eggs in burrows, find their food on land and shelter on land.
Where would you be more likely to find large population center on top of a high mountain or on a coastal plain?
butt
Which features would you expect to find in a population where sexual selection depends on male competition?
Large Males (apex)
Which feature would you expect to find a population where sexual selection depends on male competition?
Large Males (apex)
Which feature would you expect to find in a population in which sexual selections depends in a male competition?
Large Males (apex)
Where in new zealand would you find a tuatara?
In New Zealand, tuatara are primarily found on offshore islands, particularly in the northern part of the country, such as the Stephen Island and the islands of the Cook Strait. They thrive in habitats like coastal forests and scrublands, where they seek shelter in burrows during the day. While they were once widespread across the mainland, their population has significantly declined, and conservation efforts have focused on protecting them in predator-free environments.
Where can you find a large population of homeless people in NY?
In the park.
What map would you use to find populations?
to find the population you use a population map or a population pyramid.
Where would you be more likely to find a larger population center on top of a high mountain or on a coastal plain?
You would be more likely to find a larger population center on a coastal plain due to the availability of resources such as water, fertile land, and transportation access. High mountains pose challenges for infrastructure development and access to resources, making them less suitable for large populations.
