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These finches evolved to have feet that are better for traversing the ground as opposed to the trees. Their large beaks are used to eat large nuts and bugs.

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These finches evolved to have feet that are more acclimated to the ground. Their thin beaks are used to eat things such as small seeds and bugs.

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These finches evolved to have feet that are more suited for the ground. They have medium sized beaks which are used to eat things such as beetles and other similarly sized foods.

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These finches evolved to have feet that cling to tree branches, and their beaks are medium sized to eat things such as beetles.

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These finches evolved to have feet that can wrap around tree branches, and their beaks are small. This means that they mainly eat small bugs and seeds.

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These finches evolved to have feet that cling to tree branches, and they have large beaks that are used to eat foods such as large nuts.

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Those with the smallest beaks imply that the dominant food type they consume would be small insects or seeds on the ground.

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Tree finches with medium beaks are more likely to eat larger insects than those with small beaks such as larvae.

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Those with the smallest beaks imply that the dominant food type they consume would be smaller insects or seeds in trees.

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These tree finches have some of the largest beaks in the category, possibly showing they eat nuts or seeds.

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For ground finches with medium-sized beaks, it implies that the dominant food group they consume would be larger sized insects, such as larvae (on the ground).

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These ground finches have some of the largest beaks in the category, which the documentary states are most likely for prodding inside of flowing cacti.

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In the second group of finches, the common trait they all share are their forward-facing toes which imply that they reside on the ground.

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In the first group of finches, the common trait that they all share is that they cling to branches, implying that they reside in trees.