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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «MILVINE»
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1
On the Natural History and Classification of Birds
All these peculiarities, while they establish the affinity of Nmiclerus to Cymindis,
clearly point out the bird to be the fissirostral type of the milvine circle, and places
it in immediate junction with the common fork-tailed kite of Europe. The genus ...
2
The Progressive Dictionary of the English Language: A ...
MILVINE. Jtlil vine (.mll'vlu or mlt'vln), a. (Omith.) Relating or belonging to the
kites or the kite family ; re- s -mbling blrda of the kite family. Mim iralmj, a. [
Probably a form of mum, silent. J Trimly silent; prim; demure; precise; affectedly
modest ...
3
Contributions to Ornithology 1848 - 1852
The Milvine type. a. Subgenus Hieraspizia, Kp. — The secondaries cover f of the
quills ; the eye region naked ; 1-4 quill emarginated ; the inner wings banded,
and the tail with three or four bars. The Falconine type with the smallest forms. 1.
4
Systematics and Taxonomy of Australian Birds
Lerner and Mindell (2005) confirmed the relationship among the milvine kites
and sea- eagles. They also found that Haliaeetus was not monophyletic relative
to species of Ichthyophaga (fishing eagles). In a study with greater taxonomic ...
Les Christidis, Walter Boles, 2008
5
Avian Molecular Evolution and Systematics
A sister relationship for Milvus and Haliaeetus is consistent with the hypothesis of
close relationship between the sea eagles and the milvine kites postulated by
others based on aspects of morphology and behavior (Brown and Amadon, 1968
; ...
6
Neotropical Birds of Prey: Biology and Ecology of a Forest ...
For some time it has been regarded as one of the ”milvine kites," a traditional but
informal grouping (Brown and Amadon 1968). However, the milvine kite group is
probably polyphyletic, based on osteology (Holdaway 1994), syringeal ...
7
American Aberdeen-Angus Herd Book
5, 1892 Passport 404442 (19361) John Hunter Norma Gordon 2d 404441
404444— Cow— Milvine Mar. 19, 1889 Epigram 34788 (15554) Caroline
Countess Dowager of Seafield Millstream 4th 54977 404445— Cow— Milvine 2d
of Mulben ...
8
The Australian Bird Watcher
It may be performed in aggression only, and not in courtship as in the milvine
kites (Milvus and Haliastur) and sea-eagles (Haliaeetus). The Buzzard performs
the usual accipitrid components of display, including some not performed by the ...
9
Avian survivors: The History and Biogeography of Palearctic ...
Milvine kites are largely birds of open woodland, savanna and treeless habitats.
Wetlands are habitats common to all species and some have also been able to
live in arid habitats (Table 12.2). These habitat requirements appear to have ...
10
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
Those who have classed the Brallmani Cbeel of India (Halia;-tus Pzmdicérianus)
with the fishing eagles, may be safely said to know as little of the structure, as of
the habits of that paltry Milvine bird ; or else of the group with which they have ...
