Which outcome directly diminishes lift effectiveness due to structural failure of avian air sacs during rapid bird ascent?

💡 Explanation

When air sacs rupture during ascent, deflation reduces wing camber, impairing aerodynamic profile because maintaining curvature generates lift during feather upstroke. Therefore decreased wing camber arises, rather than pitching, buoyancy or balance changes which are driven by differing system controls.

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