. A key to the birds of Australia : with their geographical distribution . Species 02.— Oriole (A nat. size). Order—PASSERES : passer, sparrow. Division I.—ACROMYODI: akros, at the end ; mvodes, muscular; mus, muscle. Subdivision I.—PASSERES NORMALES : passer, sparrow ; normulis, normal. Section A.—TURDIFORMES : turdus, thrush ; forma, likeness. Group— : kolios, a kind of woodpecker ; morphe, form. Family—CORVJDJS: corvus, raven. Sub-family— : corvus, raven. Genus—CORVUS : corvus, raven. 44. coronoides: horone. raven; eidos, form. CORO NE : torom . raven.■ austra
. A key to the birds of Australia : with their geographical distribution . Species 02.— Oriole (A nat. size). Order—PASSERES : passer, sparrow. Division I.—ACROMYODI: akros, at the end ; mvodes, muscular; mus, muscle. Subdivision I.—PASSERES NORMALES : passer, sparrow ; normulis, normal. Section A.—TURDIFORMES : turdus, thrush ; forma, likeness. Group— : kolios, a kind of woodpecker ; morphe, form. Family—CORVJDJS: corvus, raven. Sub-family— : corvus, raven. Genus—CORVUS : corvus, raven. 44. coronoides: horone. raven; eidos, form. CORO NE : torom . raven.■ austra 111 luatralian. si. STREP ERA : ifrapo, to make a na : graeultu, ta : trguttu, : inter, between ; medium, la : ettneus, wedge; cauda, tallplum bea : p/umfctM, leaden /inn>>iiii. lead]melanop terD ! www, black : pfaron, wing, iuliuino sa : -. M \. - i-i i LARB it LJppei fig., male ; l->\\er fig., female. struthid ea : -mall bird; tidot, form. Btatrea »hy. Bab*famllj PBBGILlNi p qui ol chough*. corxorax : probablj Intended for oorvu$, .i raven, and ooroc, ■ crow,melanorham phus : I lock ; rkampkot, beak. r \ i: \ i>i-i. 11> i paraditut, paradiae; tfdot, form,EPIMACHINJ • lailj aaaalli ptilorhis: pttfon, wing; rkit, sea : - Ucio rice : - ictvria, Vki Sub-family—Epimachin^:. Bill elongated and slender ; culmen longer than tarsus. Genus— PTILORHIS.— Flank feathers rounded, with metallic or glossy tips. 55. P. paradisea, Linn., Rifle-bird. (a) Larger ; chest purple ; gular shield metallic green ; breast andabdomen olive rifle green ; chin and sides of throat black withscarcely any purple gloss. Female buff beneath, with distinct subterminal bands of black. flab. : 2, 3. 56. P. victoria?, Gld., Victoria Rifle-bird. (b) Smaller ; chin and sides of throat with a reflection of burnishedcopper ;
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