Question
What is a specific example of competitive advantage exhibited by Darwin’s finches?(1 point)
Responses
The finches evolved from one ancestral species and adapted to their specific niche.
The finches evolved from one ancestral species and adapted to their specific niche.
Female finches mated with males that had different sized beaks.
Female finches mated with males that had different sized beaks.
Birds would be blown to different islands by storms.
Birds would be blown to different islands by storms.
Medium ground finches with small beaks survived best duing droughts.
Responses
The finches evolved from one ancestral species and adapted to their specific niche.
The finches evolved from one ancestral species and adapted to their specific niche.
Female finches mated with males that had different sized beaks.
Female finches mated with males that had different sized beaks.
Birds would be blown to different islands by storms.
Birds would be blown to different islands by storms.
Medium ground finches with small beaks survived best duing droughts.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The specific example of competitive advantage exhibited by Darwin’s finches is:
**The finches evolved from one ancestral species and adapted to their specific niche.**
This adaptation allowed them to occupy various ecological roles on the Galápagos Islands, reducing competition for resources and enhancing their survival and reproduction in diverse environments.
**The finches evolved from one ancestral species and adapted to their specific niche.**
This adaptation allowed them to occupy various ecological roles on the Galápagos Islands, reducing competition for resources and enhancing their survival and reproduction in diverse environments.