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What began the adaptive radiation process for finches on the Galapagos islands?Genetic drift caused random changes that led to the adaptive radiation.As finches migrated from different islands, they brought unique characteristics with them.As one food source became scare, those finches who could eat other foods thrived.Two different species of finches mated and gave rise to a hybrid finch capable of eating different food.
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