File:The Kea, a New Zealand problem (1909) · Marriner · 038.jpg
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DescriptionThe Kea, a New Zealand problem (1909) · Marriner · 038.jpg |
English: "Kea's head: showing the abnormal growth of the upper mandible due to a bullet wound." Illustration from George R. Marriner's 1908 book The Kea: a New Zealand Problem" (1909 Williams and Norgate edition), in which Marriner established that reports of the New Zealand alpine parrot the kea (Nestor notabilis) attacking and killing sheep were correct. |
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Source | The Kea: a New Zealand problem (1909 - Williams and Norgate) (Q109512964) |
Author | George Reginald Marriner (Q106808061) |
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