<span>The answer is D, nocturnal activity. The California Thrasher is not a nocturnal bird. It does have a curved beak and tends to live more in the dense brush, so it does not often fly in the open. It has two or three broods a year, so it nests all year round.</span>
<h3>Offspring receive chromosomes from their parents, each chromosome contains alleles, each allele contains genes which determine the appearance of an organism</h3>
