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Part C If the findings described in part B are correct, do the finches that are described fit the category of reproductive isolation. Why or why not?
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Part C

If the findings described in part B are correct, do the finches that are described fit the category of reproductive isolation.
Why or why not?

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No, they do not fit the category of reproductive isolation. They are interbreeding, and they are able to have viable offspring.

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