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Biology, 05.03.2021 01:00 xemnas1994

If the allantois failed to develop in a bird egg, the most likely result would be that the embryo would be unable to break out of the egg
a placenta would not develop
the process of gas exchange and excretion would be affected
food could not be transported to the embryo
the embryo would not be protected from its environment

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