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“At the Charles Darwin Research station, on the island of Santa Cruz, the staff has a saying: “Only God and Peter Grant can recognize Darwin's finches.”
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“antibiotic resistance is increasing so rapidly that many physicians are calling it a global epidemic.”
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“The birds pass invisible messages back and forth, swapping genes as casually as good neighbors exchange recipes, tools, or limericks.”
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“The girls built driftwood rafts and did their homework in the middle of the lagoon.”
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“Singing the right song is important; a finch that learns the wrong song is in trouble.”
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“If they choose a mate within the line , they stand to perpetuate the new adaptation. If they do not, they stand to lose the adaptation."
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“In the struggle for existence one variety or species must often squeeze another. Nearest neighbors, closest cousins, will pinch each other very hard, generation after generation.”
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“The closer you look at life , the more rapid and intense the rate of evolutionary change. The farther back in time you stand, the less you see.”
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“Not only can evolution push a species fast in one direction. Evolution can reverse direction and push it back just as swiftly.”
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“The great the pressure from their predators, the more camouflage they wear: the less the pressure, the slighter the camouflage.”
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