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When baby birds are ready to hatch out of their eggs, they peck on the inside of their shells until they can get out. This is an example of A. an inherited behavior. B. a learned behavior. C. a feedback
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When baby birds are ready to hatch out of their eggs, they peck on the inside of their shells until they can get out. This is an example of A. an inherited behavior. B. a learned behavior. C. a feedback loop. D. an autoimmune response. Reset

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The answer is A

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An inherited behavior is a behavior that a creature has from birth. The baby knows to peck out of the shell before it was even technically born

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