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How do birds reproduce?

Birds, like each vertebrate, have sexual reproduction. Their embryos develop within shelled eggs having extraembryonic membranes and outside the mother's body.

Birds copulate. Fecundation is internal and it happens only before the female gamete is included by the calcareous eggshell.

 


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