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"A finch that picks small insects out from cracks in the bark of trees would most likely have a beak that is (1)sharp and thin (2)sharp and thick (3)rounded and thin (4)rounded and thick "
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"A finch that picks small insects out from cracks in the bark of trees would most likely have a beak that is

(1)sharp and thin
(2)sharp and thick
(3)rounded and thin
(4)rounded and thick
"

"A finch that picks small insects out from cracks in the bark of trees would-example-1
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Sharp and thick

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The finch that usually preys on insects located in cracks would most likely have beaks that are shaped as sharp and thin. To reach into crevices, a small and pointy beak will fit and make it easier for the finch to capture its small prey.
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