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Why is the bird on the right more likely to pass on its genes than the bird on the left
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Why is the bird on the right more likely to pass on its genes than the bird on the left

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Why is the bird on the right more likely to pass on its genes than the bird on the-example-2
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Longer beak so it can get more food
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longer beak so it can get more food and eat more making it more likely to pass 
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