2007 MCAS High School Biology
| Question 11: | |
The illustrations below show a South American finch and some of the species of finches found on the Galápagos Islands. The map shows the relationship of the Galápagos Islands to the west coast of South America. There are 13 species of finches found on the Galápagos Islands. These finches have a wide variety of food sources and beak shapes. There is one genetically similar species of finch found on the South American mainland. This finch eats small seeds. Use the map and the bird illustrations to identify and explain two ways that these finches provide evidence that supports the theory of evolution. | |
1. They are same species and have changed overtime but some live in different parts the world.
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Jose