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When observing pitch and pattem of bird sounds, an ornithologist relies MOST heavily on what sense? A. Hearing B. Sight C. Touch D. Smell

When observing pitch and pattem of bird sounds, an ornithologist relies MOST heavily on what sense? A. Hearing B. Sight C. Touch D. Smell
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When observing pitch and pattem of bird sounds, an ornithologist relies MOST heavily on what sense?

A. Hearing
B. Sight
C. Touch
D. Smell

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User Pivotal
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A. Hearing because observing pitch and sounds are sound waves going into the ear drum hope this helps
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User Htanata
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Hearing! Hope that helps
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