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Bird fossils are rare because birds have hollow bones which are fragile and easily destroyed after their death. Additionally, birds are often scavenged by other animals soon after they die, further reducing the chances of their remains being preserved and fossilized. Finally, birds tend to live in environments that are not conducive to fossilization, such as forests or open water.

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