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    Two Species of Finches Found on the Same Galápagos Island,but
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Two Species of Finches Found on the Same Galápagos Island,but

Question 33

Question 33

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Two species of finches found on the same Galápagos island,but feeding on different food sources is an example of ____ speciation.


A) allopatric
B) sympatric
C) prezygotic
D) postzygotic
E) parapatric

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