Definition: Psittacomorphae is a term that refers to organisms that have a wingspan of less than 10 centimeters, or less than half the length of an adult bird's body. These creatures are typically found in tropical and subtropical regions where they can adapt to different climates and environments. Psittacomorphae include birds such as pigeons, parrots, and crows, which have a unique adaptation for flight that allows them to soar through the air without the need
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