Which Innovation(s) Places Birds in a Separate Class

question 14

Multiple Choice

Which innovation(s) places birds in a separate class?

• A) wings only
• B) high metabolic rate
• C) wings and flight
• D) high metabolic rate and dry skin
• E) wings, flight, and high metabolic rate

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Definitions:

Concurrent Control

A management function that involves monitoring and adjusting activities and processes in real-time to ensure they meet desired standards.

Normal Faulting

Normal faulting occurs when the crust is extended and a rock mass is displaced downward along a fault plane relative to another rock mass, due to tensional forces.

Regional Elevation

The average height of a specific area above sea level, which can influence climate, weather patterns, and habitat types.

Erosion

A natural process where material from the Earth's surface is worn away by natural agents such as water, wind, or ice.