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Amazon parrot

Amazon parrots are parrots in the genus Amazona. They are medium-sized, short-tailed parrots native to the Americas, with their range extending from South America to Mexico and the Caribbean. Amazona is one of the 92 genera of parrots that make up the order Psittaciformes and are in the family Psittacidae, one of three families of true parrots. It…

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Amazon parrot

Nodes110
Edges109
Triples144
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018182
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Amazon parrot

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related to Distribution and habitat · 33
Amazon parrot → Amazon, Amazona, Astronium, Blepharocalyx, Buenos Aires, California, Caribbean, Enterolobium, Feral, Florida, Genoa, Germany, In Italy, Mexico, Miami, More, Neotropical Americas, Netherlands, Outside, Porto Alegre
related to Conservation status · 21
Amazon parrot → Agriculture, Appendix, As, Conservation, Convention, Endangered Species, For, However, Hurricane Hugo, International Trade, International Union, June, Luquillo, Nature, Newcastle, Puerto Rican, The, The Puerto Rican, The United States Fish, United States Department
related to Trade · 14
Amazon parrot → Amazon, Archeological, Atacama Desert, Between, Chile, Columbian, EU, European Union, Mexico, Some, South America, The, United States, US
related to Extinct hypothetical species · 13
Amazon parrot → Amazona, An, Caribbean, Clark, Cuban, George Edwards, Gmelin, Guadeloupe, Martinique, No, Populations, Psittacus, Whether
related to Aviculture · 12
Amazon parrot → Amazon, Conversely, Giving, Low, One, Parrots, Seeds, Some, The, They, To, Within
related to Breeding · 11
Amazon parrot → Amazon, April, Captive, For, Hagen, Low, March, Mexican, The, This, West Indian
related to Communication and sociality · 9
Amazon parrot → Amazon, Dialects, Extensive, However, In, Lesser Antilles, Most, Species, They
related to Feeding · 7
Amazon parrot → Amazon, During, Hypotheses, In, Mainland, Their, West Indian
related to Description · 6
Amazon parrot → Male, Most, The, Their, They, Yucatan

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parrots amazon species amazona amazons parrot birds wild trade 30 populations genus also mostly captivity breeding mexico food south many

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the crowninstance ofwith contrasting colors on parts of the body0.80text
faceinstance ofwith contrasting colors on parts of the body0.80text
and flight feathersinstance ofwith contrasting colors on parts of the body0.80text
scrub forestsinstance ofand Río Cuarto within South America.Amazon parrots mostly inhabit forests0.80text
palm grovesinstance ofand Río Cuarto within South America.Amazon parrots mostly inhabit forests0.80text
and rainforestsinstance ofand Río Cuarto within South America.Amazon parrots mostly inhabit forests0.80text
but some prefer drier areas such as savannasinstance ofand Río Cuarto within South America.Amazon parrots mostly inhabit forests0.80text
squashinstance ofthe birds consume vegetables0.80text
boiled potatoinstance ofthe birds consume vegetables0.80text
peasinstance ofthe birds consume vegetables0.80text
beansinstance ofthe birds consume vegetables0.80text
and carrotsinstance ofthe birds consume vegetables0.80text

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