Discuss how the process of natural selection has resulted in a variety of beak types.

THIS is sientific paper. Please please follow the gudiline that I sent it to you. you can use two outside sources and THE TWO VIDEOS that sent with this order to write this scientific paper. ..the topic is shuld be about To generate a prediction about which food items certain birds would prefer to eat based on beak size and general shape Most important in discussion part we need to support our prediction. make sure towatch the VIDEOS for wrtiting the paper. we MUST use these tw videos in our paper too. By the time the reader gets to your hypothesis/predictions, they should understand WHY you’re making this predictions you are. •E.g. “We performed an experiment to test the following predictions…Mini Scientific Paper on Bird Beak Structure & Function – General Format/What to includeIntroduction – be sure to include the following information in your introduction, follow a BROAD to narrow structure (the topics below are organized from broad to narrow in order to help you with this)1. Discuss WHY understanding food preferences of birds may be important (this could include anything from helping conservation of bird species, to helping people attract a diversity of birds to their backyard feeders)2. Discuss how the process of natural selection has resulted in a variety of beak types. Discuss the variety of different foods that birds eat.3. Give examples of bird beak types, and explain what type of diets they are best adapted for.4. Describe the three bird beak types that this study focuses on.5. State your three predictions – one for each bird beak type – and the justification or explanation of each prediction.BE SURE YOU CITE ANY INFORMATION THAT DID NOT COME FROM YOUR OWN HEAD. DO NOT INCLUDE DIRECT QUOTES OR COPY/PASTE FROM SOURCES. See below for citation info.MethodsThis is usually the easiest part to write. Write a paragraph about the methods you performed to conduct this experiment. Be sure to include: the date/time/location the videos were filmed, the experimental set-up shown in the videos, what types of food were offered, how long the videos were, how many videos you watched, and what data you recorded.ResultsInclude a GRAPH that represents the data which you used to test your predictions. Make sure it has proper axis labels, a caption, and a legend if necessary.Include your “written results” – a paragraph that explains the data observed in the graph, noting any important trends, patterns, or lack of trends/patterns. Imagine you were describing what the graph showed for someone who couldn’t see the picture of it.You should also include any other interesting patterns in data that weren’t directly related to testing your prediction (e.g. the most common type of bird observed was blue jays, while very few sparrows were seen) or how many different species you observed. This can be helpful in interpreting your data in the discussion.DiscussionDid the data you collect support your predictions?Include potential biological explanations of your data. For example, if you observed birds with long, thin beaks preferred whole sunflowers, explain WHY you think they preferred whole sunflowers. Be sure offer explanations for any interesting trends/patterns you observed (if there was NO preference, explain why you believe there was no preference).Describe any limitations to your data (were there any beak types you didn’t observe or observe very few of? Was one beak type represented by only one species? Can we assume our observations would be valid year-round or are they limited to a certain season?)Discuss some ways in which your experiment could be improved in terms of scientific rigor/reliability of data.Discuss a follow-up study you (or a hypothetical scientist) could perform to further what we understand about bird shape and diet type.Discuss the importance of your observations – for example, could they be used to inform decisions about conservation of species or what type of bird food to buy for your feeders?