Bean+Passing+Graph

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__**1. How does the number of beans being passed change as your finger combination's change?**__ As the finger combination changes the rate of the amount of bean passes mostly decreases. This is because some of the finger combinations we don't use daily, so when we were assigned to pass the beans back and forth it gets difficult for some of us since we're not use to it. __**2. What are some conclusions you can develop from looking at this data?**__ By completing this lab I'v conluded that by adapting the opposable thumb its given us the freedom and advantage to do many things that other species aren't able to do because they dont't have the opposable thumb. __**3. What might 2 or 3 sources of error that occurred during this experiment?**__ Some of the mistakes we made during the project was we went a bit to fast which resulted in the bean falling several times. Also, we found out it's better for both partners to count so if one makes a mistake then the other has the right amount of bean passes. __**4. How does this lab demonstrate "adaptations"?**__ This lab demonstrates adaptations because we learned that we are the one of the few species that have opposable thumbs which we adapted to as humans. We learned that our opposable thumbs are used by us daily without us realizing it.