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
associatedWith Darwin’s finches
linked to: Galápagos finches
associatedWithTheory evolution by natural selection
belongsTo Republic of Ecuador
linked to: Ecuador
continent South America
country Ecuador
governingBody Galápagos National Park Directorate
hasClimate tropical dry climate
hasFauna Darwin’s finches
linked to: Galápagos finches

Geospiza fortis
Geospiza scandens
Nazca booby
blue-footed booby
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
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
Pacific Ocean
nearbyIsland Baltra Island
Santa Cruz Island
notableResearchers B. Rosemary Grant
linked to: Rosemary Grant

Peter R. Grant
partOf Galápagos Marine Reserve
protectedStatus part of a protected area
region eastern Pacific
linked to: Equatorial Pacific
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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