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Air Sacs Connected Lungs Aves Supplement Respiration Sexes

Aves utilize air sacs connected to lungs for supplemental respiration; they have separate sexes, internal fertilization, are oviparous, and undergo direct development.

Aves have air sacs connected to lungs for supplementary respiration, separate sexes, internal fertilization, are oviparous, and have direct development.

Text Air sacs connected to lungs in aves for supplement respiration. Sexes are
separate. Fertilisation is internal. They are oviparous and development is
direct.

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