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Poshaka (the women's attire). Kālidāsa
mentions kurpasika,
another form of
breastband that is
synonymized with
uttarasanga and
stanapatta by him. Innerwears...
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fringed with
bright olive. The
underparts are
whitish with a pale
brown breastband. It is
noisy and
sings very
brightly and
variably with a cha-ko-lee.....
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visible and
distinctive oval
white belly patch encircled by olive-brown
breastband,
flanks and undertail-coverts.
Races tuneti and
marjoriae paler, with...
- similar-looking but tend to be
duller and lack the
breast bands. The
unique breastband fades in
males and may
disappear altogether in females. Its song is a...
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family Eurylaimidae. A small,
distinctive species, it has a
black head,
breastband, and upperparts, a
white neckband,
yellow streaking on the back and wings...
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species is ****ually dimorphic. The male has a
yellow belly without a
white breastband, a blue head with a pale-blue
orbital eye-ring, a blue bill, a
green back...
- centre. The
Burmese tit has
white rather than buff on the head, a dark
breastband and a buff belly.
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Aegithalos bonvaloti...
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dramatically marked face, and has buff tips to the
feathers of the
upper breastband. The
nominate subspecies of two-banded
puffbird is
found in the llanos...
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Trojan War.
Women in Gr**** and
Roman civilizations had at
times used
breastbands like
taenia in Rome to
enhance smaller busts but more often,
women of...
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paintings dating back to 1400 BC.
Active women of
ancient Greece wore a
breastband called a
mastodeton or an apodesmos,
which continued to be used as an...
