Migration in birds
A)is inborn and instinctive.
B)allows these organisms to live in favorable climates and use more resources.
C)is triggered by external stimuli such as day length.
D)is closely linked to reproductive cycles.
E)All of the choices are correct

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Migration in birds is a complex behavior that involves a combination of inborn and learned aspects. It allows birds to take advantage of more favorable weather and food resources in different areas throughout the year. The timing of migration is often triggered by external factors, such as changes in day length, and is closely linked to the reproductive cycles of many bird species. Therefore, all of the choices are correct.

Migration in Birds