Species of birds that lay only a specific number of eggs to incubate and won't lay more if those eggs are removed are

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Determinate layers lay a specific number of eggs to incubate and won't lay more if those eggs are removed. This is in contrast to indeterminate layers, which will continue to lay eggs even if some are removed. Brood and clutch are not recognized terms in ornithology.

Species of Birds That Lay Only a Specific Number of Eggs