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light and hollow bones are found in​

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Answered by aadarshini
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A bird's bones are mostly hollow, with no marrow. Struts, called trabeculae, strengthen the bones so that they do not break in flight. In some bones, the hollow cavities contain extensions of the air sacs from the lungs. Extensive air sacs enable the bird to get the oxygen it needs to fly quickly and easily.

Answered by kartiksoni7124
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light and hollow bones are found in birds for flying quickly and easily.

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