The image above represents two species of finches discovered on the Galapagos Islands by Charles Darwin. He noted many distinct

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The image above represents two species of finches discovered on the Galapagos Islands by Charles Darwin. He noted many distinct differences and similarities between the species.
Which of the following conclusions would Darwin MOST LIKELY agree are correct?
These species likely contain many living members on the mainland and islands, since the islands are separated from the mainland.
These finches share many similar characteristics because they share a common ancestor.
These finches possess different characteristics by acquiring traits over a lifetime.
The process of differentiation for these two species occurred in 1-2 generations.
These two species would not be able to produce viable offspring together.

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