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jerry coleman

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Which of the following items is toxic to birds?
 
  a. newspaper ink
  b. shredded coconut
  c. dairy products
  d. aerosol sprays

Question 2

The uropygial gland is located _____.
 
  a. at the base of the tail
  b. behind the eyes
  c. under the wings
  d. between the nares



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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