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According to natural selection, what environmental factor caused the beaks of the finches to be different on each island? (Weather, Predators, Food Source, or Disease)​
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According to natural selection, what environmental factor caused the beaks of the

finches to be different on each island? (Weather, Predators, Food Source, or Disease)​

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Answer: I think the right answer would be food source because in a island food source aren't the same with them in another land

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Food source Finches have different beaks because they eat different types of foods
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