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Darwin's finches are an example of: A Biochemical similarities B Homologous structures C Geographical distribution D Mimicry NEED HELP ASAP
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Darwin's finches are an example of:

A Biochemical similarities
B Homologous structures
C Geographical distribution
D Mimicry
NEED HELP ASAP

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I think the answer would b C too
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C: geographic distribution
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