Which adaptation might be found in the greater yellow-headed vulture, but not in the harpy eagle?

a. a acute sense of smell

b. a powerful, hooked bill

c. close-set eyes to judge distances

d. short wingspan for maneuverability

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19 April, 06:02

Which adaptation might be found in the greater yellow-headed vulture, but not in the harpy eagle?

a. a acute sense of smell

b. a powerful, hooked bill

c. close-set eyes to judge distances

d. short wingspan for maneuverability

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The correct answer is a. acute sense of smell. The greater-yellow headed vulture has developed this particular adaptation as a result of its diet, which consists of the dead corpses of forest mammals. Unlike the harpy eagle, which hunts for live prey, the vulture feeds upon animals which are no longer moving so this highly developed sense of smell is necessary for survival.

Which adaptation might be found in the greater yellow-headed vulture, but not in the harpy eagle?a. a acute sense of smellb. a powerful, hooked billc. close-set eyes to judge distancesd. short wingspan for maneuverability

Which adaptation might be found in the greater yellow-headed vulture, but not in the harpy eagle?

a. a acute sense of smell

b. a powerful, hooked bill

c. close-set eyes to judge distances

d. short wingspan for maneuverability