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2 May, 18:49

Explain how the galápagos finches may have evolved?!

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    The Galápagos Islands' 14 species of finches all evolvedfrom one ancestral species, which arrived from the South American mainland about two to three million years ago. That original species branched out into many others, with each one specialized for different roles.
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