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When observing pitch and pattem of bird sounds, an ornithologist relies MOST heavily on what sense? A. Hearing B. Sight C. Touch D. Smell
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When observing pitch and pattem of bird sounds, an ornithologist relies MOST heavily on what sense?

A. Hearing
B. Sight
C. Touch
D. Smell

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A. Hearing because observing pitch and sounds are sound waves going into the ear drum hope this helps
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Hearing! Hope that helps
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