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Darwin's finches are thought to descend from an ancestor whose beak was suited to:
AEating seeds
BEating insects
CSipping nectar
DCatching fish
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Eating seeds
From original seed-eating forms, finches with altered beaks arose that became insectivorous and vegetarian.
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