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The graph above was made by a biologist working in the galápagos islands. the biologist examined the ground finch, the leaf finch, and the catus finch, to determine what foods they usually ate. the graph shows the average number of seeds of the four most common plant species in the stomach each type of bird.
based on the graph, which statement is correct about the relationship between the ground finch and the catus finch?
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