Biology, asked by riahabung, 3 months ago

Mention the changes the koel must have undergoes in order to achieve brood
parasitism, during the course of evolution.

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Answered by Anonymous

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During the course of evolution, the eggs of koel have evolved to resemble the host's (crow) egg in size and colour to reduce the chances of the host bird detecting the koel's eggs and ejecting them out of the nest.

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Mention the changes the koel must have undergoes in order to achieve broodparasitism, during the course of evolution.​

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Mention the changes the koel must have undergoes in order to achieve brood
parasitism, during the course of evolution.