Question

How did Darwin's finches help support his theory of evolution?(1 point) Responses The size and shape of their beaks varied, allowing them to consume a greater variety of food sources The size and shape of their beaks varied, allowing them to consume a greater variety of food sources Only the largest birds had survived on the island, while the smaller ones went extinct Only the largest birds had survived on the island, while the smaller ones went extinct The finches all lived on different islands in order to survive The finches all lived on different islands in order to survive The birds were different colors, which allowed for camouflage in different habitats

Answer 1

The size and shape of their beaks varied, allowing them to consume a greater variety of food sources.