insider.si.edu: The beak of the finch : a story of evolution in our time / Jonathan Weiner
The beak of the finch : a story of evolution in our time / Jonathan Weiner
EurekAlert!: Genomic analysis of finches identifies genetic locus associated with beak size
Biologist have compared the genes of large-beaked Cameroonian finches to those of their smaller-beaked counterparts, found the answer to a 20-year old mystery: 300,000 base pairs, apparently inherited ...
East Bay Times: What caused damage to a Campbell house finch’s beak?
DEAR JOAN: A female house finch, I believe, that has been visiting our backyard feeders for several days in a row, has a very deformed beak. It appears that her lower beak is grossly long and her ...
Daily Hampshire Gazette: Speaking of Nature: An unfortunate injury, questionable survival: Observations of a house finch missing its beak
Speaking of Nature: An unfortunate injury, questionable survival: Observations of a house finch missing its beak
DEAR JOAN: A female house finch, I believe, that has been visiting our backyard feeders for several days in a row has a very deformed beak. It appears that her lower beak is grossly long and her upper ...
EurekAlert!: Genomic Analysis of Finches Identifies Genetic Locus Associated with Beak Size (3 of 3) (IMAGE)
The most characteristic feature of Darwin's finches is the diversification of beak morphology that has allowed these species to expand their utilization of food resources in Galápagos, here ...
Genomic Analysis of Finches Identifies Genetic Locus Associated with Beak Size (3 of 3) (IMAGE)
Evolutionary changes in the beaks of Darwin's finches have been instrumental in the adaptive radiation of these birds. The molecular basis for variation in beak size and shape is opening up to ...