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Bryce Pitts
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30 December, 23:29
Galapagos finches evolved partly due to
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Mollie Hutchinson
30 December, 23:38
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Geographic isolation since they were seperated and they started to evolve as different species.
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Gibbs
30 December, 23:53
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Yeah he is right ...
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