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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

1) It is oviparous

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Answered by Abirami19
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Answer:

It is oviparous

Explanation:

Parrot belong to class Aves and Monkey and cat belong to class Chordata... The major differce is that organisms belonging to Chordata have a notochord and a post anal tail which is absent in parrot .

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