Finches are a type of bird that eat mostly nuts. Because of this, all finches have hard beaks. However, not every beak is the sa

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Finches are a type of bird that eat mostly nuts. Because of this, all finches have hard beaks. However, not every beak is the sa

me. If a finch is born with an exceptionally hard beak, this can be a survival advantage. How is a harder beak an advantage?
A) A harder beak will provide a reproductive advantage.
B) A harder beak will allow the finch to fly faster and farther than before.
C) A harder beak would allow the finch to use it to burrow even deeper into trees foraging for insects.
D) A harder beak would allow the finch to crack open even the hardest shells, meaning it has a bigger food supply than most.

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Doss [256] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-01T15:27:55+03:00

Doss [256]3 years ago

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<span>D) A harder beak would allow the finch to crack open even the hardest shells, meaning it has a bigger food supply than most.</span>

dsp73 · Answer 2 · 2022-09-01T17:27:40+03:00

dsp733 years ago

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The answer is...
"D"
I doubt "A" would even apply...
"B" is possible, but not really the BEST out of the answers.
"C" isn't true, that would be referring to a skinnier, thinner beak.
And "D" is correct ;)

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