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Is there an alternative (genetic) explanation to cultural evolution for the correlation in songs of Darwin finches and their sons and grandsons? (The units on the x- and y-axes summarize multiple components of the finches' songs.) A
Is there an alternative (genetic)  explanation to cultural evolution for the correlation in songs of Darwin finches and their sons and grandsons? (The units on the x- and y-axes summarize multiple components of the finches' songs.)  A     B    C    A)  mitochondrial inheritance B)  X-linked inheritance C)  Y-linked inheritance D)  insufficient data

B
Is there an alternative (genetic)  explanation to cultural evolution for the correlation in songs of Darwin finches and their sons and grandsons? (The units on the x- and y-axes summarize multiple components of the finches' songs.)  A     B    C    A)  mitochondrial inheritance B)  X-linked inheritance C)  Y-linked inheritance D)  insufficient data

C
Is there an alternative (genetic)  explanation to cultural evolution for the correlation in songs of Darwin finches and their sons and grandsons? (The units on the x- and y-axes summarize multiple components of the finches' songs.)  A     B    C    A)  mitochondrial inheritance B)  X-linked inheritance C)  Y-linked inheritance D)  insufficient data


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