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Joslyn Zhang
5 February, 08:58
How have finches changed and why?
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Amber Forbes
5 February, 09:56
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Over time their beaks have changed in order to adapt to their environment
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Amari Le
5 February, 11:24
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The finches beaks have changed in order to adapt to their land the new beaks are better for feeding
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