The Magellanic penguin breeds mainly in South America but migrates as far as Antarctica, Australia, and New Zealand. The
Galápagos penguin remains close to its breeding area on the
Galápagos Islands. Both species have similar coloration and
banding, and both make donkey-like locator calls. Which of Charles
Darwin's key observations would apply to these two species?
O A. Darwin noticed that different, yet ecologically similar,
species inhabited separated, but ecologically similar,
habitats around the globe.
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B. Darwin noticed that different, yet related, species often
occupied different habitats within a local area.
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C. Darwin noted that the fossil record included many extinct
animals that were similar to, yet different from, living
species.
D. The birds are separate species and thus would not be
considered an example of natural selection in action.