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Biology, 09.12.2021 03:40, hrcatena

1. Darwin's finches vary in size from 10-20 cm and 8-38 g. Warbler-finches are the smallest species of them all. At some time in history, which selection led to their evolution?

2. In the large cactus finch, some males have shorter beaks and other males have
longer beaks. Which type of selection probably operated on this species?
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