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Ornithology has several branches, including behavioral ornithology, which studies bird behavior and interactions; ecological ornithology, focusing on birds' roles in ecosystems and their environmental relationships; and evolutionary ornithology, examining the evolutionary history and adaptations of birds. Other branches include conservation ornithology, which addresses bird conservation and habitat preservation, and physiological ornithology, exploring the biological functions and processes in birds. These branches collectively enhance our understanding of birds and their significance in the natural world.

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