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Which idea explains Darwin’s observations about Galapagos Islands finches? biological species concept ecological species concept sympatric speciation endangered species extinction
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Which idea explains Darwin’s observations about Galapagos Islands finches? biological species concept ecological species concept sympatric speciation endangered species extinction

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The answer is biological species concept. This is because each different finch evolved isolated from one another, which means that they can no longer interbreed.

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