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Parrots (Psittaciformes), also
known as
psittacines (/ˈsɪtəsaɪnz/), are
birds with a
strong curved beak,
upright stance, and
clawed feet. They are classified...
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Psittacine beak and
feather disease (PBFD) is a
viral disease affecting all Old
World and New
World parrots. The
causative virus—beak and
feather disease...
- Parrots, also
known as
psittacines (/ˈsɪtəsaɪnz/), are the 402
species of
birds that make up the
order Psittaciformes,
found in most
tropical and subtropical...
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compensate for the lack of teeth. Some
species such as
pigeons and some
psittacine species do not have a gallbladder. Most
birds are
highly adapted for rapid...
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analysing genomic DNA,
revealed a
lineage comprising p****erines,
psittacines and Falconiformes. The
group was
proposed following an
alignment of nuclear...
- Garner, MM;
Clubb SL; Mitc**** MA;
Brown L (2008). "Feather-picking
psittacines:
histopathology and
species trends".
Veterinary Pathology. 45 (3): 401–08...
- tribes: the
Polytelini with
three genera, the
Psittaculini or
Asian psittacines, and the
pygmy parrots of the
Micropsittini tribe.
Tribe Micropsittini:...
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infection in
canaries and
finches is
believed to be
lower than in
psittacine birds. In
certain contexts, the word is used when the
disease is carried...
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Manchester Metropolitan University. Brightsmith, D. J. 2006. "The
psittacine year: what
drives annual cycles in Tambopata's parrots?"
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Psittacines. However, in 2006
permits were once
again issued for the
capture and
trade of
select species.
Although some
trade in
Psittacines was legal...
