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Ovenbirds or
furnariids are a
large family of
small suboscine p****erine
birds found from
Mexico and
Central to
southern South America. They form the family...
- ****-of-the-rock,
while mixed-species
flocks dominated by
tanagers and
furnariids are
commonly seen—in
contrast to
several vocal but
typically cryptic species...
- 317–323. Claramunt, Santiago; Rinderknecht, Andrés (2005). "A new
fossil furnariid from the
Pleistocene of Uruguay, with
remarks on
nasal type,
cranial kinetics...
- "oven").
These nests have a
unique chambered construction.
While many
Furnariids have
different nests, the
hornero nest is the
reason for the
common name...
- of
burrowing snake Asthenes dorbignyi Reichenbach, 1853 - a
species of
furnariid bird
Bachia dorbignyi A.M.C. Duméril & Bibron, 1839 – a
species of lizard...
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rhynchokinesis is only
known in cranes, s****birds, swifts, hummingbirds, and
furnariids. The
adaptive significance of
rhynchokinesis in
certain non-probing birds...
- The
cacholotes are four
species of
relatively large, heavy-billed
furnariids in the
genus Pseudoseisura. They are
found in
shrubby habitats in the South...
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Region and
possibly also in the
Huancavelica Region. This is a very
large furnariid with dark
upper parts and
gleaming white underparts. It is a rare bird...
- 00421.x.
Santiago Claramunt; Andrès
Rinderknecht (2005). "A New
Fossil Furnariid from the
Pleistocene of Uruguay, with
Remarks on
Nasal Type,
Cranial Kinetics...
- 7 in) long and
weighs 18 to 24 g (0.63 to 0.85 oz). It is a medium-sized
furnariid with a wedge-shaped bill that is the
shortest in its genus. The ****es...
