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brutforce

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One of the parallel filaments projecting from a bird's main feather shaft is called a(n) ___________________ _.
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Question 2

____________________, tiny passages in birds' lungs, are the primary sites of gas exchange between the air and blood.
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Answer to Question 1

barb

Answer to Question 2

Parabronchi



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