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    Habitat Peranan Aves

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    Shela Emilia Permatasari
    This document appears to be a presentation about the habitat, adaptation, and roles of birds. It discusses where birds can be found, including terrestrial, semiaquatic, and polar habitats. It covers various bird adaptations related to morphology, including beak shape and foot shape. It also discusses physiological adaptations like eyesight, crop function, and unique facts about hummingbirds. Behavioral adaptations discussed include migration patterns and the roles of birds as predators, protein sources, and as vectors of disease. The presentation concludes by thanking the audience.

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    GROUP 5

    BIDARI INTAN RUCITRA


    DWI DARMAYANTI
    MOCHAMMAD FAHRUR
    ROZI
    SHELLA EMILIA
    PERMATASARI
    SITI NURHALIZAH

    WE WANT TO PRESENT
    ABOUT.....
    HABITAT, ADAPTATION,
    AND ROLES OF AVES

    LETS ENJOY OUR


    PRESENTATION
    HOPE YOU GIVE YOUR
    FEEDBACK....

    OUR CONCEPT MAP....

    WHERE WE CAN FIND THE BIRDS


    ??

    BUT GENERALLY
    THE HABITATS ARE.....

    TERRESTRIA
    L
    SEMIAQUATIC
    (SEA WATER)

    SEMIAQUATIC
    (FRESH WATER)

    POLAR BIRDS

    HOW THE BIRDS CAN


    SURVIVE IN THEIR
    LIFE ???
    FYI :
    THEY HAVE VARIOUS
    ADAPTATIONS......

    MORPHOLOGY

    THE SHAPES OF BEAK

    DO YOU REMEMBER ABOUT THE


    EVOLUTION OF FINCH BIRD ?

    THE SHAPE OF FEET

    THE THICKNESS OF THE


    FUR

    THICK

    THIN

    POLAR BIRD

    WARM
    ENVIRONMEN
    T

    PHYSIOLOGY

    EYESIGHT

    FUN FACT :
    OWL HAS THE SHARP
    EYESIGHT TO CATCH ITS PREY
    IN THE NIGHT

    MAMMAE GLAND=
    CROP

    FUN FACT :
    BOTH OF MALE AND FEMALE
    PIGEON/DOVE CAN MODIFY
    THE CROP TO BE MAMMAE
    GLAND DURING BROODING
    SEASON

    UNIQUE FACTS OF
    HUMMINGBIRD

    IT CAN FLAP ITS WINGS 15 80


    TIMES/SECOND
    IT HAS A BIG LEVER AND DOMINATED
    IT HEART CAN BEATS 1000 TIMES/MINUTES
    WHEN FLYING
    AND 200 TIMES/MINUTES WHEN SLEEPING

    BEHAVIOURAL

    MIGRATION

    Pattern of migration is from northern to southern.

    Why they do migration?


    1. Extreme climate
    2. Competition for the teritory area
    3. Competition for food
    4. Natural disaster
    5. Human activities

    What Is The Function Of This


    Formation?

    The Roles Of Bird


    PREDATOR
    PROTEIN
    RESOURCES

    THE HORROR MOMENT

    BUT.... THERE IS NEGATIVE ROLE


    OF BIRDS....

    THE VECTOR OF
    H5N1 (AVIAN INFLUENZA A.K.A
    FLU BURUNG)

    THANK YOU
    FOR YOUR
    NICE
    ATTENTION

    THANKS FOR

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