The age of species in these ecosystems is predicted by these ecosystems’ namesake progression rule. Franz Nopcsa (NOPE-chah) pioneered the paleontological study of these ecosystems through investigations of fossils from a prehistoric one of these ecosystems near Hatzeg. In one model, the species richness of these ecosystems depends on the (15[1])rates of extinction and (10[1])(*) colonization. The frequent lack of predators in these (10[1])ecosystems may (10[1])lead to organisms developing these ecosystems’ namesake tameness via the loss of fear, while many organisms in these ecosystems become much (10[1])smaller or larger in these ecosystems’ namesake dwarfism or gigantism. The biogeography of these ecosystems was studied by Robert MacArthur and E. O. Wilson. For 10 points, a collection of what type of isolating ecosystem caused the extreme diversification of Darwin’s finches in the Galápagos? ■END■