Furcula in a flying bird is
a type of air sacs related to ventilation
a fork shaped structure fused and formed by clavicles
a strucutre present in trachea for producing sound
none of these
- An ornithologist, known as "Bird man of India" was
- The scientific study of birds is called
- The migration in birds is initiated by
- Which bird had teeth
- The smallest bird is
- Sound box or voice box in birds is known as
- The bird which lays eggs on rock or ice is
- In grainivorous birds, the beak is
- The vertebrae of birds are characteristically
- Hallux is
- Galapago finches are associated with
- Syrinx in birds is situated in
- The power of young birds to return to their parents is
- Which bird sucks nectar
- The scientific name of peacock is
- King fisher is a bird in which the feet are
- Kiwi is the national bird of
- Which of the following feathers is hairlike with a very long shaft bearing few barbs at the distal end
- Which one of the brids is viviparous
- The largest living bird is
- Birds are characterised by the presence of
- Furcula in a flying bird is
- Penguin is found only in
- The fused sacral vertebrae supporting the pelvlic girdle of a bird is called
- National bird of India is
- Which bird can fly backwards
- The fastest bird that runs on land is
- The vertebrae of birds are
- Which of the following birds cannot fly
- The first fossil bird Archaeopteryx was discovered in 1881 by