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Golden eagles can see small objects from great distances. Which behavior of golden eagles best explains why natural selection most likely favored this structural adaptation?

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  • Hunting occurs while flying through the air.
  • They build their nests on cliffs or rock outcroppings.
  • Offspring depend upon parent feeding after hatching.
  • The color of their feathers lacks environmental camouflage.

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