April Saturday, April 4 Birds of a Feather: Take Flight on a Bird Walk 8:30am – 11am With spring migration in full swing, the Refuge is all aflutter! Experience the thrill of seeing swallows (four different species) or

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Anim Cogn:755–764 DOIs10071z ORIGINAL PAPER Means–end comprehension in four parrot species: explained

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• Ara
• Birds of Australia
• Zoology
• Cockatoo
• Cacatua
• Forpus
• Lories and lorikeets
• True parrots
• Macaw
• Parrots
• Ornithology
• Talking birds

New records and four new species of Australian Thripidae (Thysanoptera) emphasise faunal relationships between northern Australia and Asia

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• Animal flight
• Insect anatomy
• Insect wing
• Seta
• Biology
• Zoology
• Anatomy

ARTEMATOPIDAE Y. Bousquet This family includes eight North American species, four of which are currently mentioned from Canada. Little is known about the bionomics of the Nearctic species. The adults are usually found on

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Caap-XIX. SUMMAKY OF THE FOUR LAST CHAPTERS. 157

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• Population genetics
• Plant reproduction
• Botanical nomenclature
• Hybrid
• Plant breeding
• Sterility
• On the Origin of Species
• Species
• Fertility
• Biology
• Breeding
• Evolutionary biology

FAMILY BIPHYLLIDAE (False skin beetles) J.M. Campbell Only four species of this family are known from North America, one of which, Diplocoelus brunneus, occurs in eastern Canada. Little is known about the habits of this

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FAMILY DERODONTIDAE (Tooth-necked fungus beetles) D.E. Bright The family Derodontidae includes four genera and 19 species of small beetles that occur in the temperate parts of both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

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• Beetle
• Cucujoidea

FAMILY AMPHIZOIDAE (Trout-stream beetles) Y. Bousquet The Amphizoidae is a small monogeneric family containing the genus Amphizoa with four species; three species occur in western North America, the remaining one in west

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FAMILY LIMNICHIDAE (Minute marsh-loving beetles) L. LeSage Of the three subfamilies and 15 genera of Limnichidae described from the Western Hemisphere, only two genera and four species occur in Canada. Adults of limnichi

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• Beetle
• Casey

FAMILY MYCTERIDAE (Mycterid beetles) J.M. Campbell This family includes about 160 species worldwide, four of which are known to occur in Canada. Larvae live under bark and adults are often found on flowers. Species of th

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