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Match each example of Darwin's observations to the statement for which it provides evidence. Column A
1.
2 3.
Species vary globally.
Species vary locally.
Species Vary over time.
Column B
a. Rabbits live in grasslands in Europe, but not in South
America and Australia
b. As shown by fossils, many ancient organisms resembled
modern organisms, but were not identical to them.
C. Brown birds with a variety of beak shapes live on the
Galapagos Islands

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