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The Birds of South America: Vol. II, The Suboscine Passerines
Sides of head and underparts uniform ochra- ceous to pale brownish, usually
with some flammulation on throat; some individuals have a whiter throat strongly
checkered with black. SIMILAR SPECIES: Male's combination of checkered
throat ...
Robert S. Ridgely, William L. Brown,
1994
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Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London (1832).
Guiana). It may be distinguished by its dark brown back, and the darker
flammulation of the neck. Two specimens were obtained at Santecomapam in
March 1857. It is represented as migratory and very rare — found only in the
deep forests, ...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
Ruddy. FLAMMULATION Noun. (Latin, flammula I little flame + -tion I act or
process. PL, Flammulations.) Flame-like marking. FLAMMULE Noun. (Latin,
flamma I flame + -ule < ulus I miniature. PL, Flammules.) A small, diminutive or
little flame.
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Novitates Zoologicae: A Journal of Zoology in Connection ...
Minla jerdoni Verr., from China, was differentiated on the ill-defined pale- olive
flammulation on the sides of neck, breast, and flanks. Now in the Tring Museum
there are several from Sikkim showing this flammulation quite as strongly, if not ...
Lionel Walter Rothschild Baron Rothschild,
1921
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Novitates Zoologicae: A Journal of Zoology
Minla jerdoni Verr., from China, was differentiated on the ill-defined pale- olive
flammulation on the sides of neck, breast, and flanks. Now in the Tring Museum
there are several from Sikkim showing this flammulation quite as strongly, if not ...
Baron Lionel Walter Rothschild Rothschild, Lionel Walter Rothschild Baron Rothschild,
1921
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African Invertebrates: A Journal of Biodiversity Research
However, he did allow for the possibility of flammulation in declaring that fuller
acquaintance might establish a relationship between them and 'flammate'
species. Structurally, similar-sized shells of these two species (Figs 3, 4) differ in
the ...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... л. flammulation «ft it ?ГТ5 % ftríTR flanch л. see flange; adj. flanched flaneur л.
TTüf , зггткт; л. flânerie УТЧЧЯТТ, 3TT?TÇTT5T fB iTT T iTTT flange^ л. ттг; щ?тт
; itr, arte, ítt; v.i. "ткттт, TifT íttt; itr çttttt, äftSTT; adj. flanged itrjrTi; eftertWl flank л.
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī,
1981
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Proceedings of the United States National Museum
... yellow and Martius yellow), with the darker flammulation on the breast more
pronounced; yellow of median crown-stripe paler and less in evidence.
Measurements. — Male : Wing, 62-68 (average, 67) ; tail, 55-60 (58); bill, 10-11 (
10.5); ...
United States National Museum,
1929
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The Journal of Malacology
A specimen in the collection of Dr. von Mollendorfi, likewise labelled P. pa:/
zystoma, I am unable to separate from the present variety, although it shows no
flammulation and the peristome is white; in other respects it is identical.—(Ibid., p.
134.) ...
Walter Edward Collinge, Wilfred Mark Webb,
1897
7. Aleutian Islands; the figured type from Kyska Harbor, Kyska Island, Dall.
U.S.N.M., 108976. The shell is of a cream color with pale brown flammulation
which is apt to fade in cabinet specimens and is not represented on the figure of
the type, ...
William Healey Dall,
1902