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The very long beak of a hummingbird has evolved along with the tubular flower that it pollinates. What might happen to the flower if the bird species went extinct?

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The very long beak of a hummingbird has evolved along with the tubular flower that it pollinates What might happen to the flower if the bird species went extinc class=

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The flower would evolve to become shorter/less slender to allow other pollinators an opportunity to pollinate it. This would, of course, ensure the survival of the flower, demonstrating survival of the fittest.

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If the hummingbird existed, the flower would evolve to become shorter/less slender to allow other pollinators an opportunity to pollinate it.

What is pollination?

Pollination is a process of plant reproduction.

Birds, mammals, insects act as a pollinator.

They transfer pollen from one flower to another.

This makes them reproduce and increases the species population.

Thus, if hummingbirds would be extinct, the plant should have of different shape, so that other animals can also pollinate them.

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