In 1980, mаny оverpаsses (bridges) were built thаt crоssed abоve highways. These overpasses became nesting sites for cliff swallows (a species of bird) in the area. A biologist studying one location in Nebraska wanted to know how this change to the environment impacted the cliff swallow population and collected wing length measurements (in mm) for adult cliff swallows found in nests and found as road kill over many years. The biologist hypothesized that the cliff swallow population has evolved to better fit this environment. Do these data in the figure below support the hypothesis? Note: "Road kill adults" are dead birds found on the highway, and "Nesting Adults" are adult birds that are alive and tending nests. Figure 1. Average wing length of adult cliff swallows in Keith County, Nebraska. Error bars represent standard errors.
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