Question

The Galápagos Islands can be described how?

Answer 1

Galapagos Islands Description. The Galapagos Islands are very much a work in progress. The islands that make up the archipelago were formed by hundreds of thousands of years of successive volcanic eruptions that continue today. ... The group consists on 15 main islands, 3 smaller, and 107 rocks and islets.

Answer 2

Answer:The Galapagos Islands are very much a work in progress. The islands that make up the archipelago were formed by hundreds of thousands of years of successive volcanic eruptions that continue today. Having literally risen from the sea, the Galapagos are in a position of near absolute isolation perfect for evolution, as Mr. Darwin discovered.

In 1979, UNESCO declared the Galapagos Islands a "Natural Patrimony of Humanity" because of their incredible number of endemic species.

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