https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs 1. Add your answer to the anchoring question 2. Type one thing you think someone else did well, or one clarifying question as a comment. 3. Be sure to include you name on both your answer, AND your comment en-us 2021-05-17 18:04:53 UTC 2021-05-21 19:54:00 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545254498 The different finches could have come from different traits, adaptation, natural selection. I think the different kind of finches had a different type of scenarios adaptations they had to go through and get used to them like eating large seeds and trying to survive the drought, some finches still have their natural selection with them it's just not visible and when they have their offerings those traits they had which weren't visible passes to some offspring's being a mutation either harmful or not. To the idea I originally had that one finch probably mated with different kinds of birds could still be an option because then the offsprings would look different having both birds traits, mutations nonadaptive or harmful, have one parent traits]]> 2021-05-20 18:57:18 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545254498 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545255966 So many finches have evolved from a common species because of natural selection and mutations. Some of the finches get mutations in the genes at birth that causes them to have different traits. If these traits are good then the finch will survive and pass on the trait, causing a new species. ]]> 2021-05-20 18:57:41 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545255966 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545256807 Many finches before 1970 had small beaks sizes that was perfect at the time because they lived on an island the provided small enough seed they could easily eat. After the drought, the smaller seeds weren't as common making the finches have to struggle to eat larger seeds. After generations, the finches beaks size grew bigger for the fiches to be eat and survive by eating the bigger seeds. 

]]> 2021-05-20 18:57:53 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545256807 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545260494 Many different species of finches evolved because of the cause of natural selection which is when the organisms who are better suited for an environment survive and pass on the traits to new organisms. An example are the finches in Daphne major. The finches with larger beaks survived because they were able to adapt to the change the drought brought over which was get rid of the smaller seeds. They then passed on the traits to the upcoming finches who were also able to adapt to the environment because they had the required traits to survive in the Daphne major environment. ]]> 2021-05-20 18:58:47 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545260494 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545261432 The one ancestor reproduced with different finches. These finches lived in different areas. Some with larger seeds, some with harsher winds, etc. These finches had to adapt to their enviornment, giving them their own set of unique traits to help them survive. ]]> 2021-05-20 18:59:01 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545261432 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545274590 I think the reason why so many species of finch evolve from a common ancestor is that those finches had reproduced and the new generation of finches had mutations on them that were either harmful or adaptive trait, they earned these traits through natural selection, since there were different environments they've gotten different traits then each other.]]> 2021-05-20 19:02:30 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545274590 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545277325 2021-05-20 19:03:13 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1545277325 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1548107366 Many different species of finches evolved from a common ancestor through natural selection and mutation. Some of the traits the finches had helped them survive the harsh environment and those finches who survived would pass the trait on to their offspring. ]]> 2021-05-21 15:26:05 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1548107366 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549012451 Many of the finches evolved from one common ancestor through the process of natural selection. The traits that helped the finches survive in the environment were passed on to their offspring and their offspring's offspring meaning the traits had evolved from a common ancestor and have been passed down to help the species survive. That's how they adapt to their environment.]]> 2021-05-21 19:28:51 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549012451 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549015939 They have common ancestors due from the past they were only a few species and through the years they have evolved and updated to new changed on the island.]]> 2021-05-21 19:30:10 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549015939 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549017890 The finches adapted to different living conditions that their environment threw at them. because of a drought that occurred, it caused the remaining birds that lived due to natural selection to pass on their genes to the next generation of finches which adapted the traits that were needed in order to survive.]]> 2021-05-21 19:30:53 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549017890 eamartinez21 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549021136 2021-05-21 19:32:10 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549021136 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549022135 A lot of these species of finches have evolved over time, from a common ancestor through natural selection. These different types of finches had different enviroments that they had to adapt too. These finches adapted to different enviroments, but many came from the same common ancestor. ]]> 2021-05-21 19:32:32 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549022135 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549022766 Since one finch evolved into different kind of finch species, not all of them were able to eat the same food if they had different beak sizes. For example, finches with small beaks can not eat the same food as finches with larger beaks. With each finch having their own beak sizes, they had to find food that can help them survive. ]]> 2021-05-21 19:32:48 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549022766 jgarcia5141 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549024951 I think Species of Finch evolve common ancestors because They Get their own genes and Traits Passed around wich During time They Adapted like For example the Beak situation, Most finches that were left alive were the ones that had big beaks and knowing most of them survived they all mostly Had genes with big beaks.]]> 2021-05-21 19:33:37 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549024951 https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549045409 I think many species of finches evolve from a common ancestor because of the natural selection. After the drought the finches with smaller beaks had a harder time surviving than the finches with larger beaks. Since more of the finches with larger beaks survived they are now going to pass this trait down to over finches and there is now going to be more finches with larger beaks. ]]> 2021-05-21 19:41:26 UTC https://padlet.com/gpbacon/ms2t3fgffeont0gs/wish/1549045409