see if they have a dick
Male zebra finches typically have brighter and more colorful plumage, with orange cheek patches, while females have duller coloring. Additionally, males typically have a thicker bill and sing more frequently than females. DNA or surgically probing under the feathers can definitively determine the sex of a zebra finch.
The males are usually more colorful, and sing more often.
there is no opposite. a zebra is a zebra.
to have sex
Mayor Finch supports same-sex marriage and is a member of Mayors for the Freedom to Marry.
The term "plucking a finch" is an outdated term referring to sex. Your passage really needs to be considered with the context to be sure but, plucking a finch to leave no feather could mean that the person has sex with a lot of people.
Check this out; http://www.ehow.com/how_2246585_determine-sex-finch.html also ...hi this is Rachel and um i can tell certain female to male zebra finches ... 1.the colorful male ones will have colors around their neck it can even be a pattern i my self have a male and i had a female finch too but afortunately she died of stress also if you want to get a finch ..get a male b-cus they act silly and funny when they get used to you ha ha mine sings to me and they don't stress as much soooo...
25 chromosomes
A zebra has 44 chromosomes. This includes 32 autosomes and 12 sex chromosomes.
Some you can tell by color or plumage. A vet can do a physical exam and look at the plumbing. A DNA test is the most certain.
The zebra markings are sex-linked to the female Y chromosome. Since females are XY (opposite of mammals) if you cross a zebra female with normal white male, the female offspring will still be zebra.
No.