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Auteur Alejandro G. Di Giacomo |
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Adrian S. Di Giacomo, Auteur ; Alejandro G. Di Giacomo, Auteur ; Rafi Kliger, Auteur ; Juan C. Reboreda, Auteur ; Ralph Tiedemann, Auteur ; Bettina Mahler, AuteurThe Strange-tailed Tyrant Alectrurus risora (Aves: Tyrannidae) is an endemic species of southern South American grasslands that suffered a 90% reduction of its original distribution due to habitat transformation. This has led the species to be c[...]![]()
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Jeferson Vizentin-Bugoni, Auteur ; Juan I. Areta, Auteur ; Alejandro G. Di Giacomo, Auteur ; Adrian S. Di Giacomo, Auteur ; Fernando Jacobs, Auteur ; Marco A. Afonso Coimbra, Auteur ; Rafael A. Dias, AuteurThe Marsh Seedeater Sporophila palustris is one of the most endangered and least known of the capuchino seedeaters. Breeding populations are patchy, occurring in north-east Argentina, southern Brazil, and Uruguay. We present data on the breeding[...]![]()
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Alejandro G. Di Giacomo, Auteur ; Adrian S. Di Giacomo, Auteur ; Juan C. Reboreda, AuteurThe north-east of Argentina contains a high number of globally threatened grassland birds and is increasingly managed for livestock, with annual burning in remaining natural grasslands. The Strange-tailed Tyrant Alectrurus risora, a globally thr[...]![]()
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Bettina Mahler, Auteur ; Nancy I. Lopez, Auteur ; Alejandro G. Di Giacomo, Auteur ; Juan C. Reboreda, AuteurThe Shiny Cowbird Molothrus bonariensis is a sexually dichromatic species, in which males have blackish-blue iridescence and females are dull brown. However, in some subtropical parts of its distribution, females show a plumage polymorphism that[...]![]()
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Adrian S. Di Giacomo, Auteur ; Alejandro G. Di Giacomo, AuteurBirds in Neotropical forests frequently follow army ants to forage for insects. Here we report the first record of several species of Neotropical grassland birds following army ants (Labidus praedator) and yellow armadillos (Euphractus sexcinctu[...]



