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New World sparrow

New World sparrows are a group of mainly New World passerine birds, forming the family Passerellidae. They are seed-eating birds with conical bills, brown or gray in color, and many species have distinctive head patterns.

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New World sparrow

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Edges65
Triples39
Avg. degree1.97
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New World sparrow

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related to Habitat and distribution · 12
New World sparrow → Americas, Arctic, Given, In, Lincoln's, Most North American, North America, Some, South America, Southern Cone, The New World, Those
related to Taxonomy · 12
New World sparrow → DNA, Emberizidae, For, German, IOC, It, Jean Cabanis, New World, Passerellidae, Passerellinae, The, The International Ornithological Congress
related to Morphology · 8
New World sparrow → Being, Despite, Emberizoidea, Nearctic, New World, Some, Species, Those

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new world sparrows species family sparrow passerellidae birds patterns emberizidae buntings north group brown many head name also zonotrichia chlorospingus

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the lark buntinginstance ofSome even have sexual dimorphism0.80text
eastern towheeinstance ofSome even have sexual dimorphism0.80text
grasslandsinstance ofmany species occupy different habitats0.80text
rainforestsinstance ofmany species occupy different habitats0.80text
temperate forestsinstance ofmany species occupy different habitats0.80text
and desertsinstance ofmany species occupy different habitats0.80text
xeric shrublandsinstance ofmany species occupy different habitats0.80text
New World sparrowrelated to Habitat and distributionThe New World0.60section
New World sparrowrelated to Habitat and distributionAmericas0.60section
New World sparrowrelated to Habitat and distributionArctic0.60section
New World sparrowrelated to Habitat and distributionNorth America0.60section
New World sparrowrelated to Habitat and distributionSouthern Cone0.60section

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