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A population of birds can have large, heavy beaks or thin, long beaks. What can we say based on this data?
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We cannot conclude anything without having more data.

Having heavier beaks is a survival advantage.

Having longer beaks is a slight survival advantage, but having more data would help to confirm.
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There is no survival advantage between having heavier beaks and longer beaks.

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