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The author includes paragraph 8 in order to. illustrate that birds are important to ecology. illustrate that birds are important to ecology. explain that birds haven't changed their habitats. explain that birds haven't changed their habitats. provide an expert's explanation for the change in the birds migratory patterns. provide an expert's explanation for the change in the birds migratory patterns. prove that deforestation and urban sprawl are responsible for global warming.

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