Question

In seed-eating finches in the Galapagos Islands, birds with large beaks are adapted to eat seeds with hard shells,

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer might be D

Explanation:

The answer could be D because birds with larger beaks should be capable of eating soft shell seeds, as well as hard shell seeds. So natural selection would not occur because the finches with large beaks would not die as a result of not eating soft shell seeds. The finches with large beaks should be able to reproduce offspring with the same trait. And so should the finches with small beaks.