- The
European herring gull (
Larus argentatus) is a
large gull, up to 66 cm (26 in) long. It
breeds throughout the
northern and
western coasts of Europe...
- The
American herring gull or
Smithsonian gull (
Larus smithsoni**** or
Larus argentatus smithsoni****) is a
large gull that
breeds in
North America, where...
-
which is
called "silver gull" in many
other languages (scientific name
Larus argentatus,
German Silbermöwe,
French Goéland argenté,
Dutch zilvermeeuw), but...
- more
broadly as a
subspecies of the
herring gull L.
argentatus. The
genus name is from
Latin Larus which appears to have
referred to a gull or
other large...
-
geographically adjacent po****tions as in a
standard cline. In the case of
Larus gulls, the
habitats of the end po****tions even overlap,
which introduces...
- highest, as with most seabirds.
Larus sp. (Middle
Miocene of Grund, Austria)
Larus sp. (Middle
Miocene of Romania)
Larus sp. (Late? Miocene/Early Pliocene...
- predation.
Great black-backed gull has a bulky,
powerful beak
Larus marinus and
Larus argentatus together, Øresund
Great black-backed
gulls displaying Juvenile...
- The
Mongolian gull (
Larus mongolicus) is a
large gull in the
large white-headed gull (
Larus)
complex which breeds in
interior eastern Asia. The Mongolian...
- Asia, and
North America. Helm. ISBN 0-7136-7087-8. "AnAge
entry for
Larus argentatus". The
Animal Ageing and
Longevity Database.
Archived from the original...
- the
American herring gull and
European herring gull in L.
argentatus. The
Mongolian gull
Larus mongolicus was
formerly regarded as a
subspecies of Vega...