We learned about a study involving peacocks. In one part of…
We learned about a study involving peacocks. In one part of the study, researchers removed some eyespots of one group of peacocks and measured their mating. They found that peacocks with more eyespots (the control group) had more copulations than males with fewer eyespots. Next, they looked at the control group of males and measured the number of eyespots. Then, they took the eggs from those males, incubated them, and counted how many of the eggs hatched. Look at the graph below and select the correct statement. Note that this graph might not be the same graph that we looked at in class.