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Why do crossbills have such uniquely shaped bills and hence their name? How does the pine trees adapt to mitigate the foraging habits of squirrels and crossbills?
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Question Text | Why do crossbills have such uniquely shaped bills and hence
their name? How does the pine trees adapt to mitigate the
foraging habits of squirrels and crossbills?
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Topic | All topics |
Subject | Biology |
Class | Class 12 |