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Birds & Mammals

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Q 1/12
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in birds, the act of grooming and maintaining their feathers
30
combing
brooding
preening
molting
Q 2/12
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the shedding of an exoskeleton, skin, feathers, or hair to be replaced by new parts
30
preening
molting
lifting
brooding

12 questions

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in birds, the act of grooming and maintaining their feathers

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30 sec

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the shedding of an exoskeleton, skin, feathers, or hair to be replaced by new parts

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30 sec

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a soft feather that covers the body of young birds and provides insulation to adult birds

3

30 sec

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one of the most external feathers that cover a bird and that helps determine its shape

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30 sec

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an upward force on an object that moves in a fluid

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to sit on and cover eggs to keep them warm until they hatch to incubate

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30 sec

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in a female mammal, a gland that secretes milk

7

30 sec

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a dome-shaped muscle that is attached to the lower ribs and functions as the main muscle in respiration

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30 sec

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a mammal that nourishes its unborn offspring through placenta inside its uterus

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30 sec

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in mammals, the length of time between fertilization and birth

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30 sec

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a mammal that lays eggs

11

30 sec

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a mammal that carries and nourishes its young in a pouch

12

30 sec

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