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M. Louette, AuteurMost of the original habitat on the Comoros was forest, but humans brought about important modifications. Presently, fifty-four terrestrial birds are resident. Endemism is as follows: Grande Comore is the richest (at species and at subspecies le[...]
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M. Louette, Auteur ; D. Meirte, Auteur ; P. Mergen, Auteur
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M. Herremans, Auteur ; M. Louette, Auteur ; J. Stevens, AuteurThroughout their range on Madagascar and in the Comoros Frances's Sparrowhawks, Accipiter francesiae, breed from October to December, in the late dry/early wet season, resulting in young leaving the nest before or when the heavy rains start in J[...]
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M. Herremans, Auteur ; M. Louette, Auteur ; J. Stevens, Auteur
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M. Mulotwa, Auteur ; M. Louette, Auteur ; A. Dudu, Auteur ; A. Upoki, Auteur ; R. A. Fuller, AuteurThe Congo Peafowl Afropavo congensis is a little-known species endemic to the Democratic Republic of Congo. A central question in assessing its conservation status is the degree to which it uses secondary forest. Here, we measure relative use of[...]
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M. Louette, AuteurPlumage characteristics were superficially taken into account by Wattel (1973) for his division of the genus Accipiter; Savalli (1995) formulated hypotheses to explain plumage colouration evolution in birds in general. I examine here variation o[...]
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M. Louette, Auteur ; M. Hasson, Auteur
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F. Adriaensen, Auteur ; M. Louette, Auteur ; J. Stevens, Auteur ; W. Plompen, Auteur ; G. Verheyen, AuteurMost of the species in the genus Foudia (Passeriformes, Ploceidae), endemic to the Malagasy region, are endangered and one is already extinct. We studied the distribution of the Forest Fody, Foudia eminentissima, algondae, on Mayotte (Comoros) d[...]
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S. O. Bober, Auteur ; M. Herremans, Auteur ; M. Louette, Auteur ; J. C. K. Peterhans, Auteur ; J. M. Bates, AuteurFor 37 endemic bird species from the Albertine Rift identified by Stattersfield et al. (1998), georeferenced collections of the Royal Museum for Central Africa (Tervuren, Belgium; n = 2266). The Field Museum (Chicago, USA; n = 774) and the Los A[...]
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W. Sontag, Auteur ; M. Louette, Auteur
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M. Louette, AuteurParapatric A. tachiro sparsimfasciatus and A. toussenelii canescens are in a size cline from large east African to small west African birds. While their plumage colour is different, the pattern of spotting (juvenile) and barring (adult) of the b[...]
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F. Adriaensen, Auteur ; M. Louette, Auteur ; J. Stevens, Auteur ; W. Plompen, Auteur ; G. Verheyen, AuteurOnce, every group of islands in the Malagasy region had its own species of Foudia (Passeriformes, Ploceidae), but in recent years things have changed profoundly. Except for the widespread Madagascar Fody F. madagascariences, most of the species [...]
