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What is the science word for the class of birds?
The class of birds is ironically called Birds.
What is the science of the learning of birds?
Ornithology
What is the science of birds eggs?
Oology.!
Ornithologist specialisation area in science?
birds
What was john newlands contribution to science?
he studided birds .....
What did john audubon contribute to SCIENCE?
he studied birds thats how he contrbuted ti science :D
Where are poisonous birds located?
Poisonous birds do not exist according to science so you can not find them anywhere in the world.
Do you need to catch the legendary birds in order in hg?
There is no order for the legendary birds, so no.
What type of science is an ornithologist?
Study of birds ,their habits and habitat.
Is an ornithologist a scientist?
An Ornithologist is a person who studies birds. They are considered a scientist, because ornithology is the science of studying birds.
What order are birds?
Birds are in the class Aves There are many orders of birds within the class Aves.
What is the order of birds?
Ciconiformes
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