Robins have wings; blue birds have wings; therefore, all birds have wings.This is a strong inductive argument because:

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The argument relies on the premise that robins and blue birds are both members of the category "birds," and therefore assumes that all members of the superordinate category "birds" share the same feature of having wings. This makes choice C, "birds is a superordinate category," the most accurate explanation for why this is a strong inductive argument.

Robins Have Wings; Blue Birds Have Wings; Therefore, All Birds