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7/11/2015 11:59:01 PM
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I don't think you've ever heard of the Darwin finches.
In short, they have been observed in nature with their beaks changing physical form depending on their geographical location.
This was due to the kind of food that was available for them.
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Edited by SSG ACM: 7/12/2015 2:32:51 AMI don't think you've heard of the world's dog. And isn't a finch still a finch?
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The become different classifications of finches. Just like we are different classifications of primates. Do you want me to link you to the Darwin finches?
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No thank you. We must understand that our primate selves show to be the only "variant" to actually care about the subject. That's what basically determines the difference between me and ape. It is not only substantiated by the chromosome count, but also out of the fact that humans actually possess an extremely higher level of intelligence that no animal even comes close to.
