From Year 1 to Year 5, the average beak size of finches increased from 8.00 millimeters to 9.75 millimeters. The fact that the island experienced
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explains this observation. Because of this environment, only certain plants survived. These types of plants left
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seeds. The availability of these seeds increased compared to
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seeds. Since these seeds were more available, finch populations with
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beak size had a higher survival rate and breeding success. Finches with
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beaks did not breed as successfully. The finch population adapted
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to this environmental change.
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