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New Zealand Rock Wren: The Rare Alpine Specialist of the South Island High among the rugged peaks and rocky outcrops of New Zealand's South Island lives one of the world's most specialize...
Read New Zealand Rock Wren: The Rare Alpine Specialist of the South IslandPasserine Birds: The Diversity and Evolution of the World's Largest Avian Order The order Passeriformes represents one of the most successful evolutionary radiations in the history of ter...
Read Passerine Birds: The Diversity and Evolution of the World's Largest Avian OrderNew Zealand Wrens: The Ancient Lineage of the Acanthisittidae The New Zealand wrens, belonging to the family Acanthisittidae, are a group of tiny passerines (perching birds) endemic to Ne...
Read New Zealand Wrens: The Ancient Lineage of the AcanthisittidaeNew Zealand Wrens: The Ancient Lineage of the Acanthisittidae The New Zealand wrens, belonging to the family Acanthisittidae, are a group of tiny passerines (perching birds) endemic to Ne...
Read New Zealand Wrens: The Ancient Lineage of the AcanthisittidaeNew Zealand Wrens: The Ancient Lineage of the Acanthisittidae The New Zealand wrens, belonging to the family Acanthisittidae, are a group of tiny passerines (perching birds) endemic to Ne...
Read New Zealand Wrens: The Ancient Lineage of the AcanthisittidaeRifleman: New Zealand's Smallest Endemic Bird The rifleman (Acanthisitta chloris), known in Māori as titipounamu or tītitipounamu, is a remarkable small insectivorous passerine bird endem...
Read Rifleman: New Zealand's Smallest Endemic BirdPasserine Birds: The World's Most Diverse Avian Order The order Passeriformes represents one of the most successful evolutionary radiations in the history of terrestrial vertebrates. Comp...
Read Passerine Birds: The World's Most Diverse Avian OrderPasserine Birds: The Evolution and Diversity of the World's Largest Avian Order The order Passeriformes represents one of the most successful evolutionary radiations in the history of ter...
Read Passerine Birds: The Evolution and Diversity of the World's Largest Avian Order