Question

mini summary or explanation on how darwins finches indicated evolution in action

Answer 1

The key is that Darwin's finches live on different islands. The finches cannot fly from one island to another - the populations are isolated from each other. That means that they cannot breed with each other. So as different mutations create different gene variants in each population of finches, those variants are essentially isolated from each other. Is that much clear?

Answer 2

yees !! thank you

Answer 3

And do you understand how that leads to evolution?

Answer 4

yes that is evolutionin action at least

Answer 5

It is indeed. As each population gets its own set of unique mutations, they resemble each other less and less until they become different species. Thanks for working through it. :D

Answer 6

no thank you :))