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were comparison to support their claim for example the finches.-ximena

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So many species of finch evolved from a common ancestor because these finch went out to different enviorments and adapted to the things there.

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Due to the fact that the finches were located on different islands. And on each island there are completely different climates.

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the finches evolve because they have to get used to the environment they are living in, they had to adapt to it. for example, as humans, we all have to adapt to our community. let's say we move out we can have good or bad people around us but we have to adapt.

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So many species of finch evolve from a common ancestor because of their surrounding. They have to be able to adapt to that environment in order to survive. 

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So many species of finch evolve from a common ancestor because of their surrounding. They have to be able to adapt to that environment in order to survive. 

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Leona Agyemang

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they live in different environment, that means that each fiche has to adapt to their way of life. That is the reason why each one is different.

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The many different species of finch had evolved from a common ancestor because of the different environments that they needed to adapt and survive in. The finches that are made from reproduction had fully evolved and were already adapted to the new environment.

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the finches evolved from one common ancestor because they were in different environments and the ones best suited for there environment survived through natural selection. The ones that survived were able to adapt to the environment and pass on there trait to their offspring and overtime making different species of finches.

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Finches have evolved into multiple species from a single ancestor. Because each of the common ancestors migrated to a different island and adapted to that island by natural selection, their descendants were also able to remain on the same island. This, I assume, is how a single ancestor gave rise to so many different finch species.

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Natural Selection is what caused many different finch species evolving from a common ancestor. Based on which finches has the most suitable trait, they will be able to adapt to the environment. Which means that they are most likely to survive and reproduce finches that can also adapt to the environment.

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So many species of finch evolve from a common ancestor because of the different environments they lived in that they had to adapt to so that they could survive so that their offspring could also have their adapted traits so that they could also survive.

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So many finches evolved from one common ancestor because of natural selection. Overtimes the different islands changed having droughts and having different food sources. The finches that were best suited to live on these changing islands would carry on the traits that helped them survive making a new species of finch. Other finches would do this until there were many different types of finches.

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-So many different species of finches evolved from a common ancestor because of the environment they live in and the way they had to adapt to it.

-One example I can give was when the drought happened, the birds with smaller beaks couldn't eat the larger seeds, so they died and the birds with deeper beaks lived and passed it on to their offsprings.

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How did so many different species of finch evolve from a common ancestor

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How did so many different species of finch evolve from a common ancestor

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So many different species of finch evolve from a common ancestor because of their habitat they had to get used to. Once a certain breed of finches/birds move into other habitats they end up adapting themselves to that area and reproduce other finches/birds that can adapt as well. For example, the finches from the drought with bigger peaks were able to survive the drought during that year. The reason for this was because they were able to eat large seeds because of their beak traits, on the other hand, smaller beaks didn't make it through. - xime

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As animals and humans we don't automatically change because we are forced to. We all go as a natural selection based on the habitat or area we live in. For example, If I were to move somewhere in a suburb area, I will feel empty and lonely without the city's noisiness. With condolences animals feel and experience similar things as us humans as well. From one ancestor, not all birds want to be in the same habitat or eat the same food every once in a while. The adaptation these finches had to go through was in neutral selection. The drought change their diet, style of living, and even production. Many places had similar experiences with drought as well, some dry, some are very humid, and some perfectly normal for medium shaped finches to produce. In conclusion, the finches evolved more and more based on the neutral resources they have been through. Not by the style of choice but the style they live through.

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How did so many different species of finch evolve from a common ancestor 

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How did so many different species of finch evolve from a common ancestor 

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many different species of finch evolve from a common ancestor because the environment they're in they have to adapt to the changes -jayla

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Many different species of finches had evolved from a common ancestor. Because each of the common ancestors had moved to a different island and had adaptions along with natural selection to the island they moved to. To determine what traits could help the finches survive the island. Then later being able to make their offspring survive on that same island as well. I think this is how so many different species of finches had evolved from a common ancestor.