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18. It was for a thesis.

Tue Mar 26, 2024, 06:22 PM

Mar 26

There are a couple of abstracts out there based on her work, but not an actual paper. Still, I'm proud of what my student accomplished.

Some of the data came from an earlier edition of this:

https://www.amazon.com/CRC-Handbook-Avian-Body-Masses/dp/0849342589

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What type bird is this? Picaro Mar 26 #1

It's a red-legged seriema, native to Brazil. Ocelot II Mar 26 #2

Just came on to share this teach1st Mar 26 #4

Gahh, glad the "terror birds" aren't still around! Wednesdays Mar 26 #12

They're one of three bird groups that look like that. cab67 Mar 26 #15

Fascinating...sounds like druidity33 Mar 26 #17

It was for a thesis. cab67 Mar 26 #18

I'm not sure I agree. cab67 Mar 26 #21

Thanks Picaro Mar 26 #8

aww barbtries Mar 26 #13

Is he loving it or pissed off that egg doesn't break? dem4decades Mar 26 #3

Possibly trying to kill it. See #4. Ocelot II Mar 26 #6

He's trying to chip in for birdie PJMcK Mar 26 #16

Looks like he's trying to break it to me AKwannabe Mar 26 #7

I'd like to think he learned how to play "ball" KS Toronado Mar 26 #9

Can't break that egg open to get at the good stuff inside! LudwigPastorius Mar 26 #10

Trying to open it. Seagulls did this at my Cape Cod home Grins Mar 26 #11

He is a better golfer than you know who. Emile Mar 26 #19

THANK YOU for making my day!!! Martin Eden Mar 26 #22