In the Example of Darwin's Finches,there Were Changes in Beak

question 16

Multiple Choice

In the example of Darwin's finches,there were changes in beak size because

• A)some finches changed their beak size in response to environmental changes.
• B)environmental variables directly affected how large beaks would grow.
• C)finches with larger beaks had an advantage in obtaining food during an environmental crisis.
• D)a mutation occurred that gave the finches a needed change in beak size.

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