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Parrots belong to which taxonomic order? |
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2.
Which is the largest flying parrot species? |
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3.
Parrots in this group are small cousins of the macaw and include nandays, blue-crown and cherry-heads. |
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4.
Most parrot species are monomorphic, where the male and female have the same coloring. Which of the following species are dimorphic? |
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5.
Which parrots are the only ones known to build a nest with sticks instead of using a hole in a tree? |
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6.
These parrots have been extinct in the wild, when the last wild male died in October 2000. This species survives now in captivity, mostly in private collections. |
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7.
To which parrot species do the following belong: yellow-naped, blue-front and mealy? |
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8.
These parrots come from Australia and nearby islands and are remarkable for their white plumage. |
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Which parrot species is the heaviest? |
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10.
Which of these is also called the "seven-color parrot"? |
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11.
These brightly colored parrots are found from southeastern Asia to Australia and have brush-tipped tongues. |
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12.
There are two distinct types of African greys. The larger and more common group is the Congo greys. What is the other type? |
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13.
These parrots are known for being more reserved and quieter than other more energetic breeds. When under stress they will give off a musky odor and make a wheezing sound. |
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14.
Most parrots are native to tropical and sub-tropical regions. Which of these are the only parrots who are capable of living in alpine regions? |
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15.
This famous statesmen owned a parrot, who in 2004, was believed to be the oldest known parrot on record at the age of 104. Who was this owner? |
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