Chapter 24: Q18CQ (page 887)
Your friend says that more patterns and colors can be seen on the wings of birds if viewed in ultraviolet light. Would you agree with your friend? Explain your answer.
Short Answer
I agree with your friend.
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Chapter 24: Q18CQ (page 887)
Your friend says that more patterns and colors can be seen on the wings of birds if viewed in ultraviolet light. Would you agree with your friend? Explain your answer.
I agree with your friend.
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