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A scientist plans to study two different species of birds on the Galapagos Islands over a five-year period of time. Species A demonstrates flocking behavior while foraging. Species B does not. The scientist predicted that species B would be more
successful. His primary evidence behind this prediction is the lack of competition between individuals for food.
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