Penguins, emus, and ostriches are examples of flightless birds. Use the data in this science printable to make two bar graphs showing the average height and the mass of each of these vertebrates.
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Activity: Flightless Birds
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Concepts and Challenges of Life Science
From Pearson's Concepts and Challenges Life Science.
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