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americanornithology.org
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| | | | | The North American Classification Committee developed and published new guidelines for English bird names that specifically address the issue of potentially offensive eponyms or other names. While continuing to emphasize the fundamental nomenclatural principle of stability, the Committee sought to avoid perpetuating harm and placed greater emphasis on present-day societal standards | |
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thecottonwoodpost.net
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| | | | | EntitledThe Birds That Audubon Missed, Kenn Kaufman's new book is about much more than just those birds and John James Audubon. WhatSong of the Dodowas to ecology, this book is to American ornithology - an often fascinating and rollicking tale about the stumbles and successes of early ornithological pioneers.Kaufman was gracious enough to send me... | |
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birdnamesforbirds.wordpress.com
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| | | | | (August 9, 2020) The American Ornithological Society's (AOS) North American Classification Committee (NACC) announced Friday, August 7 night via an email to society members, that a formal change was made to a single bird species's English common name. Rhynchophanes mccownii, the scientific name for this species and previously called McCown's Longspur, will now be known... | |
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thedailyspur.wordpress.com
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| | | Today's word is adjust. Get the definition from dictionary.com or from the urban dictionary. If you use a WordPress, pingbacks should automatically track back to this page if you put in a link. If you use another blogging system, post your link in the comments so others can follow your work. Spam will be deleted. | ||
