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How are birds different from reptiles? a.they are endothermic b.they are heterotrophic c.they have a backbone d.they breathe with lungs
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How are birds different from reptiles?

a.they are endothermic

b.they are heterotrophic

c.they have a backbone

d.they breathe with lungs

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The correct answer is A

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a: they are endothermic
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