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Well, if the habitat is different colors that would affect a species fur color for say. The slightest difference in a habitat would make a big difference in how something evolves. If one honeycreeper lived in a slightly colder habitat they would evolve to grow more feathers than a honeycreeper that lived in a warmer habitat. Same goes for color, if a honeycreeper lived in a more dull colored habitat their feathers would be more stale and dull colored rather than one who lives in a more vibrant and colorful habitat. This is so they naturally camouflage better with their environment.

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it might affect the evolution because each bird might have its own needs therefore it evolves different from other birds. ex: one bird might eat insects out of a tree so to make that job easier it must evolve and become a bird with a longer beak to reach the insect easier. hope this helps :D
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