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← Nature & AnimalsWhich temperature gradient driven mechanism enables albatrosses thermal soaring?
A)Laminar boundary layer air acceleration
B)Atmospheric pressure differential convection efficiency
C)Updraft buoyancy driven circulation strength✓
D)Feather rachis structure torsional stiffness
💡 Explanation
Albatrosses exploit thermals; updrafts allow soaring because buoyancy, a convection driven mechanism, enhances circulation in rising air masses, therefore prolonging flight, rather than laminar flow or feather torsion, both of which involve material properties rather than environmental temperature gradients.
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