5.
over millions of years of time, an island's vegetation shifts. the seed producing plants that
dominated the early origins of the island die out in favor of new species of plants that do
not produce seeds but provide a good habitat for insects. how is this change likely to
affect a species of birds that uses seeds as its primary source of lood and insects as a
secondary food source

a. the species will maintain its heritable traits while learning to make insects their
primary food source,

b. the species will decline and become endangered because its adaptations have
reduced utility

c. the species will split into two one adapted to eating seeds and a second
adapted to eating insects

d. over time a shift in trolts will be olvserved as the species adapts to an insect diet.