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The finches on the Galapagos Islands were similar in form except for variations in their beaks. Darwin observed that these variations were useful for A. Attracting a mate B. Defending territory C. Building
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The finches on the

Galapagos Islands
were similar in form
except for variations in
their beaks. Darwin
observed that these
variations were useful
for
A. Attracting a
mate
B. Defending
territory
C. Building nests
D. Gathering food

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Answer: D, gathering food

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