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described by Carl
Linnaeus in 1766 as
Sterna fuscata,
bearing this name for many
years until the
genus Sterna was
split up. It is now
known as Onychoprion...
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place for
pelagic birds such as the
sooty tern (
Sterna fuliginosa), the
greater crested tern (
Sterna bergii) and the
brown noddy (Anous stolidus). The...
- be a
breeding ground for
pelagic birds,
including the
sooty tern (
Sterna fuliginosa) and
brown noddy (Anous stolidus),
which were
formerly found in great...
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History Society. 19 (4): 994. Baker, E. C. S. (1912). "The
Sooty Tern (
Sterna fuliginosa) in Cachar".
Journal of the
Bombay Natural History Society. 21 (2):...
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Roseate tern,
Sterna dougallii - Aus White-fronted tern,
Sterna striata - Aus Black-naped tern,
Sterna sumatrana - Aus
Common tern,
Sterna hirundo - Aus...
- (A) White-fronted tern,
Sterna striata Black-naped tern,
Sterna sumatrana (A)
Common tern,
Sterna hirundo (A)
Arctic tern,
Sterna paradisaea (A)
Great crested...
- tern,
Sterna hirundo Roseate tern,
Sterna dougallii Arctic tern,
Sterna paradisaea South American tern,
Sterna hirundinacea Antarctic tern,
Sterna vittata...
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Roseate tern,
Sterna dougallii Black-naped tern,
Sterna sumatrana Common tern,
Sterna hirundo Arctic tern,
Sterna paradisaea Antarctic tern,
Sterna vittata...
- (V) White-fronted tern,
Sterna striata Common tern,
Sterna hirundo (V)
Arctic tern,
Sterna paradisaea (V)
Antarctic tern,
Sterna vittata (V)
Great crested...
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Onychoprion lunatus Bridled tern,
Onychoprion anaethetus Black-naped tern,
Sterna sumatrana Great crested tern, Thal****eus
bergii Order: Phaethontiformes Family:...