A Devangil begins to fly more faster as the humidity begins to increase. Name the orientation response occurring and describe the adaptive advantage for the Devangil. Identify the environmental cue causing the response.
Ah, Jordan has been tricky here and is talking about flying faster as humidity increases. What is the adaptive advantage to flying faster as humidity increases - what is the Devangil's optimum humidity level? Why would that level of humidity help it to survive?
Hi Jordan. LOVE your Devangil drawing! :) Your Critter's response seems different to everyone elses. Yours is in response to humidity. Is it still a taxis?
Flying faster as humidity increases could be a way to get to drier conditions if Devangil doesn't turn. Very tricky. It reminds me of woodslaters that turn more frequently when humidity increases so they increase their chances of staying where it is humid... but I don't know about Devangil. I hope you give us an answer.
Uhh fly faster? lol
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Orientation: I don't know, cause there's no direction. lol.. this orthokinesis :).
Ortho: Speed
Ah, Jordan has been tricky here and is talking about flying faster as humidity increases. What is the adaptive advantage to flying faster as humidity increases - what is the Devangil's optimum humidity level? Why would that level of humidity help it to survive?
DeleteHi Jordan. LOVE your Devangil drawing! :) Your Critter's response seems different to everyone elses. Yours is in response to humidity. Is it still a taxis?
ReplyDeleteFlying faster as humidity increases could be a way to get to drier conditions if Devangil doesn't turn. Very tricky. It reminds me of woodslaters that turn more frequently when humidity increases so they increase their chances of staying where it is humid... but I don't know about Devangil. I hope you give us an answer.
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