If Cowbird Eggs Are Laid in an Oropendola Nest That

question 49

Multiple Choice

If cowbird eggs are laid in an oropendola nest that is located near bee hives, what would be the expected outcome?

• A) The cowbird eggs would be ejected from the nest to eliminate the competition.
• B) The cowbird eggs would be ejected from the nest due to a reaction of the mother bird's immune system.
• C) The cowbird eggs would not be ejected from the nest because they provide an additional food source.
• D) The cowbird eggs would not be ejected from the nest because they provide protection from large predators.
• E) The cowbird eggs would not be ejected from the nest because they provide protection from parasites.

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