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melimoo

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hate to be picky, but anything else other than the peppered moth? we were told to be cautious with this example as its truthness (don't you hate it when u cna't think of the right word) has been called into question (ie whatshisname may have fiddled his results)
 

xiao1985

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yeh ... timmy brought up this issue awhile ago as well...

hm mega fauna's u learn abt last yr shud be good enuf examples... surface to body ratio becomeing too small... so cannot cool down fast/efficient enuf... so the arid conditions in australia is no longer suitable for mega faunas so they die out...
 

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1. Peppered moth (ok, possibly dodgy.)
2. Darwin's finches or tortoises.
3. Antibiotic resistance... at a pinch (check with teacher first maybe).
 
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withoutaface

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I know the peppered moth might be a bit dodgy, but I don't think they're gonna mark you down for using it in the HSC.
 

melimoo

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thanks guys, i know i've always got the peppered moth option, if nothing else, but have decided to do the brushtail possum and its resistance to the poison (1080) etc
 

t-i-m-m-y

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Bit of an old thread.. but the safest example is mosquitoes and DDT
 

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wat about the effects of the physical environment on eucalyptus trees?

i'm doing that at my school.
 

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