Figure 21 in What is known about the enigmatic Gulf of Guinea band-rumped storm petrels Hydrobates cf. castro?
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| author | Flood, Robert L. de Lima, Ricardo F. Melo, Martim Verbelen, Philippe Wagstaff, William H. |
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| contents | Figure 21. Aerial vocalisation of Gulf of Guinea Storm Petrel Hydrobates cf. castro, Ribeira Peixe, Obô Natural Park, São Tomé, 9 August 2016 (19.37 h) (Philippe Verbelen). Typical flight call with purring in the opening part, long middle section of chatters, ending with a short flourish. XC473564 Figure 22. Aerial vocalisation of a Cape Verde Storm Petrel Hydrobates jabejabe, Raso, Cape Verde Islands, 22 March 2007 (19.49 h) (Robb et al. 2008). The three parts of the call are clearly visible: the opening part, a long middle section of chatters, ending with a short flourish (CD2:60, Robb et al. 2008). |
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| spellingShingle | Figure 21 in What is known about the enigmatic Gulf of Guinea band-rumped storm petrels Hydrobates cf. castro? Flood, Robert L. de Lima, Ricardo F. Melo, Martim Verbelen, Philippe Wagstaff, William H. Biodiversity Taxonomy Figure 21. Aerial vocalisation of Gulf of Guinea Storm Petrel Hydrobates cf. castro, Ribeira Peixe, Obô Natural Park, São Tomé, 9 August 2016 (19.37 h) (Philippe Verbelen). Typical flight call with purring in the opening part, long middle section of chatters, ending with a short flourish. XC473564 Figure 22. Aerial vocalisation of a Cape Verde Storm Petrel Hydrobates jabejabe, Raso, Cape Verde Islands, 22 March 2007 (19.49 h) (Robb et al. 2008). The three parts of the call are clearly visible: the opening part, a long middle section of chatters, ending with a short flourish (CD2:60, Robb et al. 2008). |
| title | Figure 21 in What is known about the enigmatic Gulf of Guinea band-rumped storm petrels Hydrobates cf. castro? |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20295317 |