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2 October, 01:51

2. Identify How did Darwin explain the similarities among finches in the Galápagos

Islands and in South America?

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  1. 2 October, 02:03
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    He said they all came from one ancestral species.

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    They all came from the same species but mutations due to their differing habitats changed them all slightly.
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