Which statement about Darwin's finches is true?
A) Several,but not all,of the finches eat mostly seeds.
B) There are more species of these finches than there are of the Hawaiian Drosophila.
C) They arose from at least three different mainland species.
D) They show little differentiation in their beak shape and differ mainly in their size.
E) None of the finches eat insects.

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Darwin's finches are known for their diverse beak shapes, which are adapted to different types of food. While some of the finches do eat insects, several of them, but not all, primarily eat seeds.

Which Statement About Darwin's Finches Is True