In male songbirds:
A)neurons get larger,increasing the size of various brain structures during different mating rituals.
B)neurons are reassigned in order for mating rituals to be successfully completed.
C)neurons grow and die back according to the season.
D)no seasonal changes can be seen in brain structures.

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In male songbirds, neurons grow and die back according to the season, reflecting changes in behavior and requirements for song production, which is often linked to mating rituals and territorial defense. This seasonal neuroplasticity allows them to adapt their songs and behaviors to the breeding season.

In Male Songbirds