What is the shape of the eggs of cliff-dwelling bird?
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Extra pointy at the end
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Round
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Square
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Oval
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Correct answer
Explanation
Cliff-dwelling birds like murres, kittiwakes, and guillemots lay eggs that are distinctly pointed at one end. This pyriform (pear-shaped) adaptation prevents the eggs from rolling off narrow cliff ledges - they roll in tight circles instead. Round eggs would easily roll off the cliff edge.