C. Nonexplosive, producing large amounts of lava
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Pollen grains are also adapted for insect pollination. Some pollen grains are hairy or spiky, and others are sticky, so they attach to the insect. The anthers dangle in the breeze, and the pollen is blown away. The pollen grains are very small and light so they are easily carried on the wind.
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ok so i dont know much about this but but im going to try my best.
so i did a bit of research about what all those birds have in common like you asked for and so they birds really dont have that much in common, so i went on a PREZI and i did some more reasearch i took some pictures to maybe help you.
im not sure if this helped if i didnt do it correctly just lemme know and ill do more research
ok so i added more research to this, look at the pictures, it is the EXACT answer to your question, if you need more research lemme know fam
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If you want to be precise, every measurement should include a tolerance, such as 15.5 +/- 0.1 cm. This way, when you do the calculations, you can figure out the uncertainty in the final result
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