- deer. All
c****owaries'
feathers consist of a
shaft and
loose barbules. They do not have
rectrices (tail feathers) or a
preen gland.
C****owaries have small...
- with
southern c****owaries are rare. Only two
human deaths have been
reported since 1900. A 2003
historical study of 221
southern c****owary attacks showed...
-
Northern c****owaries are
members of the
family Casuariidae, of
which there are only four
extant members:
Three of them
being the
C****owaries; the other...
- the
dwarf c****owary from a
specimen from New Britain, in 1857. The
dwarf c****owary is a
large bird but is
smaller than
other living c****owaries (the southern...
-
C****owary is a
large flightless bird
native to
Australia and New Guinea.
C****owary may also
refer to:
C****owary (software), a
toolkit to
solve equations...
-
C****owary is an
incremental constraint-solving
toolkit that
efficiently solves systems of
linear equalities and inequalities.
Constraints may be either...
- to the
north are the
three species of
c****owary.
Shorter than an emu, but
heavier and
solidly built,
c****owaries prefer thickly vegetated tropical forest...
- [attributed to C. lydekkeri] and
living c****owaries", and it has been
suggested that all
living c****owaries are more
closely related to each
other than...
- For example, the
southern and
northern c****owaries are
known as the double-wattled and single-wattled
c****owary, respectively, and a
breed of domestic...
-
There are 47
species of tinamous, five of
kiwis (Apteryx),
three of
c****owaries (Casuarius), one of emus (Dromaius) (another
became extinct in historic...
