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Fig. A, Poldulka et al. 2004

Bird Topography: Seven Regions. Fig. A, Poldulka et al. 2004. A) Bill. 15. Bill. 16. Bill. 18. Bill Diversity. 28. 29. Blue Grosbeak. Yellow-Rumped Warbler. 30 Bullock’s Oriole. Blue-Throated Hummingbird. 31. King Vulture. Peregrine Falcon. 32. 31. Bill Diversity.

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Fig. A, Poldulka et al. 2004

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  1. Bird Topography: Seven Regions Fig. A, Poldulka et al. 2004

  2. A) Bill 15

  3. Bill 16

  4. Bill 18

  5. Bill Diversity 28 29 Blue Grosbeak Yellow-Rumped Warbler 30 Bullock’s Oriole

  6. Blue-Throated Hummingbird 31

  7. King Vulture Peregrine Falcon 32 31

  8. Bill Diversity Long-Billed Curlew American Avocet Roseate Spoonbill 20 19 18

  9. Bill Diversity Black Skimmer 20 21

  10. 24 23

  11. Red Crossbill White-Winged Crossbill 26 25

  12. Whalebill 27

  13. B) HEAD AND C) NECK Gular Region Malar Region Jugulum Side of Neck

  14. White-Throated Sparrow 1

  15. Black-Throated Sparrow 9

  16. Black-Chinned Sparrow 11

  17. White-Crowned Sparrow 7

  18. White-Crowned Sparrow 6 8

  19. Ruby-Crowned Kinglet 2

  20. Red-Naped Sapsucker Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker 5 3

  21. Chipping Sparrow 4

  22. Chipping Sparrow Brewer’s Sparrow 10 4

  23. Brewer’s Sparrow 10

  24. Ears? 14

  25. External Ear Openings (and Auricular Feathers) Fig. 1-5 in Podulka et al. 2004

  26. Visible Bird Eye 13

  27. Three Eyelids 12

  28. Fig. 1-6 in Podulka et al. 2004

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