• scottpartridge:
“Hawaiian Honeycreepers. This group, confined to the Hawaiian Islands, is thought to have arisen from a single ancestor such as a rosefinch, which went on to radiate into diverse ecological roles in a pattern analogous to, but much...

    Hawaiian Honeycreepers. This group, confined to the Hawaiian Islands, is thought to have arisen from a single ancestor such as a rosefinch, which went on to radiate into diverse ecological roles in a pattern analogous to, but much more dramatic than, that of the Galapagos finches. Many are now extinct. 

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