One classic example of evolution through natural selection is the Galápagos finches, often referred to as "Darwin's finches." These birds exhibit variations in beak size and shape, which enable them to exploit different food sources based on environmental changes. The four key components of natural selection—variation, inheritance, competition, and differential survival and reproduction—contribute to this process by allowing individuals with advantageous traits (like beak size suited for available food) to survive and reproduce more effectively, passing these traits to future generations and ultimately leading to adaptive evolution within the finch populations.
natural selection leads to the evolution in organisms. select an example of an organism that has evolved. in 3 sentences construct an argument for this claim, explain how the 4 parts of the process contribute to natural selection. you may use any organism with the exception of bacteria
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