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• Ruby-crowned kinglets have a weight of only 0.24 oz (that's about the weight of your eyeball!). Some populations migrate south but many will see

out the winter in their summer habitat. To survive the long, cold nights,

these tiny birds will huddle' up together. Explain why this behavior may

have evolved using ideas learned during this unit relating to cells' surface

area and volume.

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