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Birds in different environments have a wide variety of beak shapes. Some beaks are long, and some are short. Some are narrow, and some are broad. Some are pointed, and some are dull. What is the best explanation
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Birds in different environments have a wide variety of beak shapes. Some beaks are long, and some are short. Some are narrow, and some are broad. Some are pointed, and some are dull. What is the best explanation for why birds have such different beaks?

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Different birds eat different foods so their beaks must be suited to be able to eat the types of food that each species needs
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