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The Canadian Peregrine Foundation -- Raptor Photo Gallery
Females are approximately 12 to 20 percent larger than males. Length ranges from 53 to 66 cm (21 to 26"), and the wingspan varies from ... have a patchy brown necklace across their breast; this is normally faint or absent on males. Juveniles are generally similar to adults except that they have darker orange-coloured eyes, more ...
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Pygmy marmoset
Weight: 85 - 141 g (3 - 5 oz). Smallest true monkey. Females slightly larger than males; coat tawny gold-gray on head and forequarters; variegated tawny buff and gray in hindquarters ... History Live in small families consisting of one breeding female, one or more males, several subadults, and juveniles. Males carry the young. Single offspring may be produced once or twice a year ...
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Gopher Tortoise Council About Gopher Tortoise
Gopher tortoises typically breed from April to June, but males ... communities now hold races using pulley-controlled or remote-controlled replicas of tortoises rather than live tortoises. -Other factors. Additional factors believed to be harmful to gopher tortoises ...
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DPIW - Leopard Seal
Female leopard seals are actually larger than males and can reach 600 kg and 3.6 m in length. Leopard seals are more slender than elephant seals, having a long streamlined body ...
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The Giant Salamanders
Females are slightly larger than males. Hellbender heads are flat, they have small lidless eyes, short, stout ... is endemic to North Carolina, living in the main streams and larger tributaries of the Neuse and Tar rivers, from above the ... yellowish flecks or spots. Differs from Lesser Siren by the larger size and more (36-40) costal grooves. The Greater Siren ...
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Farallones Marine Sanctuary Association :: E-Newsletter :: October 2005
Females tend to be larger than males, and full-grown adults observed off our coastal region reach a length of 49-52 ...
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Farallones Marine Sanctuary Association :: E-Newsletter :: October 2005 :: Article 5
Females tend to be larger than males, and full-grown adults observed off our coastal region reach ... other and slapping the water with their flippers and flukes. More than likely, when you happen to be fortunate enough to ... confirmed. Humpbacks are among the most endangered whales, with less than 10% of their original population still remaining. Though in recent ...
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Cooper's Hawks in Kansas
Adults are slate gray on the back with rufous, barred chests. Their ... white band on the rounded tip. Adults have reddish-orange eyes. Females are considerably larger than males. Distribution: From southern Canada through the United States and into northern Mexico, Cooper’s ...
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The CLEARWATER RIVER "Great Canadian Rivers"
Bulls with larger antlers will be dominant, but courting males of equal size may lock antlers and fight ... takes about 4 years to develop. Female bald eagles are slightly larger than males, measuring 90 centimetres in height and 5-6 kilograms in weight ...
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Rufous Hummingbird Banded at Scarbro WV, 15 Dec 2006 (Selasphorus rufus)
Rufous, and in female and juvenile male Allen's the outer tail feather (rectrix) is extremely narrow. In both Rufous and Allen's females are as much as 25% larger than males ... all its measurements were at the upper limit for young males and even encroached on the range for females. However, since ... hummer on its left leg (as we do with all males) and checked it for stored fat in the wishbone or ...
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