Daphne Major

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Daphne Major is a small, uninhabited Galápagos island renowned as a natural laboratory for evolutionary biology, especially long-term studies of Darwin’s finches.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
natural laboratory
access restricted
archipelago Galápagos Islands NERFINISHED
associatedWith Darwin’s finches NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheory evolution by natural selection
belongsTo Republic of Ecuador NERFINISHED
continent South America
country Ecuador
governingBody Galápagos National Park Directorate NERFINISHED
hasClimate tropical dry climate
hasFauna Darwin’s finches NERFINISHED
Geospiza fortis NERFINISHED
Geospiza scandens NERFINISHED
Nazca booby
blue-footed booby NERFINISHED
seabirds
hasFeature arid environment
sparse vegetation
steep volcanic tuff cone
hasFlora cacti
shrubs
hasShape roughly circular
hasStatus uninhabited research island
hasUse scientific research
humanPopulation 0
isPartOf Galápagos National Park NERFINISHED
isUninhabited true
knownFor evolutionary biology research
field studies of natural selection
long-term studies of Darwin’s finches
studies of rapid evolution
locatedIn Galápagos Islands NERFINISHED
Pacific Ocean
nearbyIsland Baltra Island NERFINISHED
Santa Cruz Island NERFINISHED
notableResearchers B. Rosemary Grant NERFINISHED
Peter R. Grant NERFINISHED
partOf Galápagos Marine Reserve NERFINISHED
protectedStatus part of a protected area
region eastern Pacific NERFINISHED
researchAccess by permit only
researchFocus effects of climate variability on bird populations
natural selection on beak size and shape
speciation in Darwin’s finches
volcanicOrigin true

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Peter R. Grant workLocation Daphne Major
Rosemary Grant workLocation Daphne Major