Darwin's finches, specifically their beak size and shape varying according to diet, exemplify adaptive radiation.
Darwin's finches, with their varying beak sizes and shapes that correlate with their diets, serve as a classic example of adaptive radiation.
| Front | Example of adaptive radiation |
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| Back | Darwin's finches (beak size/shape according to diet) |
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