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How might natural selection explain the history of the Hawaiian honey creepers

How might natural selection explain the history of the Hawaiian honey creepers
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How might natural selection explain the history of the Hawaiian honey creepers

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Answer: The honeycreepers have a curled beak so they could do well in specific environments and not so good in others

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The honeycreepers have a curled beak so they could do well in specific environments and not so good in others
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