Question

Which of the following statements is true about the Large Ground Finch and the Woodpecker Finch?
A. They are different species, therefore their niches do not overlap and they do not compete.
B. Their beaks are adapted to different food sources, so their niches generally do not compete.
C. Their beaks are adapted to different food sources, so their niches will compete.
D. They are similar enough that their niches overlap, causing them to compete for most resources.

Answer 1

Answer:

I think the answer is A. They are different species, therefore their niches do not overlap and they do not compete.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Large Ground Finch and the Woodpecker Finch, Darwin finches are similar enough that their niches overlap, causing them to compete for most resources. Thus option D is correct.

What is Large Ground Finch ?

Among all Darwin’s Finches, The Large Ground-Finch is most endemic  and largest species group  in Galapagos Islands.

Morphologically it has large beak  which allow them to feed on the available seeds and large insects.

The shape of the bill  involves generation of  slower and lower-pitched sounds and also nasal calls.

It is mostly seen in arid lowland areas, mostly in archipelago and absent from the southeastern islands.

In case of adult  male, they are entirely black, slight browner at their wings and tail, tail is slightly short.

During breeding its bill become black , after the breeding it turns into orange yellow.

Thus option D is correct.

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