Which consequence results when avian air sacs rupture due to elevated internal temperatures?

💡 Explanation

Ruptured air sacs impair respiratory function reducing flight efficiency because pressure differentials cannot be maintained during flight. This disrupted ventilation negatively impacts oxygen uptake due to compromised gaseous exchange capability, therefore oxygen supply degrades faster, rather than promoting bone density enhancements via different pathways.

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