- The St.
Croix macaw (Ara
autocthones) or
Puerto Rican macaw is an
extinct species of
macaw whose remains have been
found on the
Caribbean islands of St...
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brownish red underneath. Habitat: Diet: EX St.
Croix macaw † Ara
autocthones Wetmore, 1937
Saint Croix, U.S.
Virgin Islands and
central Puerto Rico...
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Juventud (previously
called the Isle of Pines). †St.
Croix macaw (Ara
autocthones)
Extinct Only
known from sub-fossil
bones found at two archeological...
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Asiatic races; and,
should such be
proved to have been the case, the
autocthones of
Egypt must
cease to be
designated by the
misnomer of "Caucasian."...
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rubrogenys Chestnut-fronted macaw, Ara
severus Saint Croix macaw, Ara
autocthones (extinct)
Orthopsittaca Ridgway, 1912 Red-bellied macaw, Orthopsittaca...
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lorikeets Extinct species of
extant genera Saint Croix macaw, Ara
autocthones (St. Croix, West Indies)
Oceanic eclectus,
Eclectus infectus (Tonga,...
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remains dated to
around 1500 BCE at
Burma Quarry. St.
Croix macaw Ara
autocthones Puerto Rico and
Saint Croix Known from pre-Columbian
subfossil remains...
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already in the time of the
great Ramses had come to be
quite mixed. The
autocthones of Egypt,
Cledat thinks, were
negroes upon
which "Ethiopians, i.e. Egyptians...
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Asiatic races; and,
should such be
proved to have been the case, the
autocthones of
Egypt must
cease to be
designated by the
misnomer of "Caucasian."...
