Darwin’s observations of finches indicated descent with

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Darwin’s observations of finches indicated descent with Modification in bills.<span>
They had become adapted to eating different diets, </span>Beak shape of finches is affected by the type of food available to eat. Finches<span> are generally seedeaters and eat a variety of plant seeds. There are times though that their diet will be composed of insects and certain fruits, berries and vegetation.</span>

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