the galápagos tortoises have differently shaped shells depending on the island they inhabit. true false

Brief Explanations:

Galápagos tortoises on different islands have adapted to their local environments. For example, tortoises on islands with different vegetation (which affects how they reach for food) have evolved differently - shaped shells. Some have domed shells (on islands with abundant low - lying vegetation) and some have saddleback shells (on islands where they need to stretch up for food, like cacti). This is an example of adaptive radiation and natural selection.

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TRUE