- The
anhinga (/ænˈhɪŋɡə/;
Anhinga anhinga),
sometimes called snakebird, darter,
American darter,
or water turkey, is a
water bird of the
warmer parts of...
-
Australasian darter as
Plotus novaehollandiae in 1847.
Closely related to
American (
Anhinga anhinga),
African (
Anhinga rufa), and
Oriental (
Anhinga melanogaster)...
- in the
Anatomy of the
Indian Darter (
Plotus melanogaster), and on the
Mechanism of the Neck in the
Darters (
Plotus), in
connexion with
their Habits". Proceedings...
- The darters,
anhingas,
or snakebirds are
mainly tropical waterbirds in the
family Anhingidae,
which contains a
single genus,
Anhinga.
There are four living...
- 1916.
Lambrecht described the
animal as
Plotus pannonicus, the
genus name now
being a
junior synonym of
Anhinga. A
carpometacarpus was
recovered from the...
- Journal. 4: 234–237. Garrod, A. H. (2009). "1.
Notes on the
Anatomy of
Plotus anhinga".
Proceedings of the
Zoological Society of London. 44: 335–345. doi:10...
- its highest),
or because the
booby fossil species record is as yet incomplete, due to most
localities being in
continental North America or Europe despite...
- l.
plotus (Forster, JR, 1844) – Red Sea
through the
Indian Ocean to the west and
central Pacific male S. l.
plotus,
Queensland female S. l.
plotus, Queensland...
-
coverts are silvery. It has a
longish tail, a
short head
crest and a red
or yellow face patch. The bill is yellow. The ****es are similar, but non-breeding...
- (4): 432–443. Dönitz,
Wilhelm (1873). "Ueber die Halswirbelsäule der Vögel aus der
Gattung Plotus".
Archive F.
Anatomie und Phys.: 357–360.
World Cat...
