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- Abbott's booby (Papasula abbotti) is an endangered seabird of the sulid family, which includes gannets and boobies. It is a large booby and is placed within...
- morphological, behavioral, and DNA sequence characters. Abbott's booby (Papasula) is given its own genus, as it stands apart from both in these respects...
- booby was formerly included in Sula but is now placed in a monotypic genus Papasula, which represents an ancient lineage perhaps closer to Morus. Some authorities...
- gannet species are now usually placed in the genus Morus, Abbott's booby in Papasula, and the remaining boobies in Sula. However, some authorities believe that...
- The tree is used as a nest site by Abbott's booby, a sea-bird species Papasula abbotti, and its fruit and flowers provide food for the fruit bat Pteropus...
- Colinus virgini**** ridgwayi U.S. (AZ), Mexico (Sonora) E Abbott's booby Papasula (Sula) abbotti Indian Ocean - Christmas Island E Western bristlebird Dasyornis...
- booby Peruvian booby Masked booby Nazca booby Red-footed booby Brown booby Papasula Abbott's booby Morus Northern gannet Cape gannet Australasian gannet...
- booby Peruvian booby Masked booby Nazca booby Red-footed booby Brown booby Papasula Abbott's booby Morus Northern gannet Cape gannet Australasian gannet...
- booby Peruvian booby Masked booby Nazca booby Red-footed booby Brown booby Papasula Abbott's booby Morus Northern gannet Cape gannet Australasian gannet...
- booby Peruvian booby Masked booby Nazca booby Red-footed booby Brown booby Papasula Abbott's booby Morus Northern gannet Cape gannet Australasian gannet...