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Crows are notorious nest robbers, stealing eggs from the nests of passerine birds, and they will even eat other birds if they can catch them.
 
  Adult passerines attack crows that approach their nests, darting at them and pursuing them when they fly away. What anatomical difference in the wings of passerines and crows might allow passerines to engage in such seemingly risky behavior?
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