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Bowerbird

Bowerbirds (/ˈbaʊ.ərbɜːrd/) make up the bird family Ptilonorhynchidae. They are renowned for their unique courtship behaviour, where males build a structure and decorate it with sticks and brightly coloured objects in an attempt to attract a mate.

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Bowerbird

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Triples79
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Bowerbird

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related to Fossil record · 27
Bowerbird → Aeviperditus, AR19857, Bowerbirds, Burdigalian, Chattian, Chlamydera, D-site Plateau, Even, Faunal Zone, Further, However, If, It, Miocene, New Zealand, Oligocene, Other, QM F57970, Riversleigh WHA, Riversleigh World Heritage Area
related to Taxonomy and systematics · 27
Bowerbird → Ailuroedus, Also, Amblyornis, Among, Archboldia, As, Australasian, Australia-New Guinea, But, Cladistic, Climacteridae, DNA, DNA-DNA, Even, Interestingly, Many, New Guinean, On, Prionodura, Ptilonorhynchus
related to Courtship and mating · 15
Bowerbird → Ailuroedus, Amblyornis, Archiboldia, Bowers, Chlamydera, In, Prionodura, Ptilonorhynchus, Research, Scenopoeetes, Sericulus, Several, The, There, These
related to Behaviour and ecology · 8
Bowerbird → All Papuan, Australian, Australo-Papuan, Eggs, Female, In, The Ailuroedus, These
related to External links · 1
Bowerbird → Internet Bird CollectionBower

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species bowerbirds males bower females courtship one catbirds family bowers male female two satin ailuroedus fossil may also known true

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use in assessing males based on the quality of bower constructioninstance ofbowers were then co-opted by females for other functions0.80text
Bowerbirdrelated to Behaviour and ecologyThe Ailuroedus0.60section
Bowerbirdrelated to Behaviour and ecologyThese0.60section
Bowerbirdrelated to Behaviour and ecologyFemale0.60section
Bowerbirdrelated to Behaviour and ecologyAll Papuan0.60section
Bowerbirdrelated to Behaviour and ecologyAustralian0.60section
Bowerbirdrelated to Behaviour and ecologyEggs0.60section
Bowerbirdrelated to Behaviour and ecologyAustralo-Papuan0.60section
Bowerbirdrelated to Behaviour and ecologyIn0.60section
Bowerbirdrelated to Courtship and matingThe0.60section
Bowerbirdrelated to Courtship and matingThere0.60section
Bowerbirdrelated to Courtship and matingPrionodura0.60section

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