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    Newly Hatched Birds That Lack Down and Are Nest-Bound,unable to Feed
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Newly Hatched Birds That Lack Down and Are Nest-Bound,unable to Feed

Question 10

Question 10

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Newly hatched birds that lack down and are nest-bound,unable to feed on their own,as with baby wrens or robins,are


A) altricial.
B) derived.
C) carinate.
D) precocial.
E) ratites.

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