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Give an example of how a finch’s beak is adapted to its food source

Give an example of how a finch’s beak is adapted to its food source
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Answer: Their beaks have evolved over time to be best suited to their function. For example, the finches that eat grubs have a thin extended beak to poke into holes in the ground and extract the grubs.

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