Darwin's Finches Supported the Idea of Evolution Because

question 49

Multiple Choice

Darwin's finches supported the idea of evolution because

• A) Even though they changed over time, they were all still the same finch species.
• B) Every continent has its own species of finch.
• C) They were clearly all finches but they had adapted and changed to suit different environments on different islands.
• D) They were clearly different finch species that had settled separately on different islands.
• E) The finches supported the idea of natural selection, but not evolution.

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