Social behavior refers to the interaction exhibited among two or more organisms of the same specie. Benefits of social behaviour include the following:1. It offers protection. Many animals live together in groups in order to secure protection for themselves.2. It heightened the success of obtain food. Previous studies have shown that many animals are successful in searching for food if they search in groups. 3. Some animals travel in groups in order to make travel easier and also to protect themselves from predators.
Answer:
Common ancestor.
Explanation:
The similar biochemical structure of cytochrome C in ground finches and in tree finches indicates that they are evolved from a common ancestor. The evolution of finches into ground finches and tree finches occurs due to their environmental conditions which compel them to adopt certain physical features and behaviour that helps them in obtaining food and survival in their environment.
