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Ducks of the world
Kear, J. (1991). Ducks of the world. Charles Letts: London. ISBN 1-85238-169-8. 216 pp.

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    Fauna > Aquatic organisms > Aquatic animals > Aquatic birds
    World Waters [Marine Regions]

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  • Kear, J.

Abstract
    Ducks can be divided into taxonomic groupings, or 'tribes' of species that look and behave alike. Some tribes consist of very closely related birds, others of more distantly related cousins. Taxonomy is still not a very exact science and, at times, positions are changed or reshuffled as further research suggests a better arrangement. In this book ducks are divided into 10 tribes.

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