Allopatric speciation

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    that now catered for that. For example different sized and shaped beaks that suited what food sources they have readily available to them on the island. Due to the isolation they have become their own species now unable to interbreed due to allopatric speciation. Darwin’s Finches can also rapidly adapt the size and shape of their beaks to cater for the wet and or dry conditions that cause a variation from the normal supply of food available. This variation in food is caused by the climatic…

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