Darwin's observations of finches was a study of their distribution, making it one example of the _______ evidence he collected as he developed theories on evolution.
While
developing the theory of natural selection, Darwin’s observations of the
Finches was an example of biogeographical evidence. He suggested that one
ancestral group of the finches evolved to produce several related species of
finches over time by hypothesizing the distinguishing conditions of each island
occupied by the finches.
