Darwin observed that finches in the Galapagos Islands were more similar to finches in South America than to finches in Great Britain. True False
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Compared to the time he spent in other parts of South America, Darwin spent little time collecting specimens in the Galapagos. (A) True (B) False
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The species of the Galapagos Islands (a) are similar to those on other islands at the same latitude (b) are similar to those on the South American mainland (c) are identical to those on other islands at the same latitude (d) are identical to those on the South American mainland (e) are similar to those on both the African and South American mainlands
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