Beak of the Finch by Jonathan Weiner

The Beak of a Finch

There is a great variation o the way Charles Darwin views survival of the fittest

Many other scientists such as David Lack have made similar comparisons as well

The following conclusions have been made in relation to the evolution theory

This has been with animals and creation with speciation as in the beginning to the end

It has been with the Galapagos and the flora and fauna

Islands look alike , as it does with humans , Charles Darwin has found

We have competitions with one

another , as do birds with food

Biologists Peter and Rosemary Grant determined many things as well

They have been researching the birds for years with their singing and mating skills

By comparing birds in groups A and B , they came up with the following conclusions

They tended to stray to the opposite group rather than stay on their own

Which they thought would be the subdivision of the species , wasn 't actually so

The speciation that they figured would occur didn 't . There were other instances

Another example of speciation was with the drought . Only the fittest had survived

These were the birds with the deeper beaks . This is what I found with this theory

With the mutation theory , I am able to gather this information

The lines haven 't had the time to accumulate many new mutations

Mutations with black and white trees were different due to one single gene

Mostly black-barked trees weren 't rare while those not all...