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A line in my book. It describes aboab the feature of Aves.(a category of animals like mammalia etc...)
-Aves have two forelimbs that are modified for flight.

What do they mean so?

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Forelimbs of birds are modified into wings that help them to fly. These wings exert a downward force that helps the birds to lift up.

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