Question

Write your observations on the variations seen in Darwin's finches shown.

Answer 1

Darwin's finches were one of the examples of adaptive variation. On Galapagos islands, we can observe the total 15 types of finches species. The beaks of finches were evolved according to the surrounding and there eating habits. The differences were acted upon by natural selection and resulted in the evolution of the finch species, which led Darwin to his theory.