Describe the aerial adaptations in birds
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1. LIGHT BONES
2.WINGS
3. TINY CROSS PIECES TO MAKE BONES STRONGER
4.RIGID SKELETON
5.POWERFUL FLIGHT MUSCLES
6.STREAMLINED BODY
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- In birds, the forelimbs are modified into wings for flying. Hind limbs are adapted for perching, walking and running.
- Bones are hollow with air cavities which keeps the body light.
- Body is streamlined to reduce resistance of air during flight.
- Exoskeleton is made up of feathers which are crucial for flight.
- Lungs have air sacs which helps to maintain buoyancy during flight.
- Cerebellum is well developed for equilibrium.
- Urinary bladder is absent.
- Females have only one ovary and oviduct (left) to reduce body weight.
- Mouth is without teeth.
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