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- Next, fill in the date and your life science period. These details help track your progress and participation.
- For each bird listed, collaborate with your tablemates to describe the beak shape in the 'Description of Beak' column. Use specific terms that reflect its characteristics.
- In the 'What do you think it eats?' column, make educated guesses based on the beak descriptions. This encourages critical thinking about bird adaptations.
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