cairina การใช้

• White-winged duck ( " Cairina scutulata " ), an endangered species of forest duck, is native to the Mu river.
• Almost all varieties of domesticated duck are descended from the mallard ( " Anas platyrhynchos " ), apart from the Muscovy duck ( " Cairina moschata " ).
• However, this assemblage turned out to be paraphyletic, and the " Cairina " species were moved to the dabbling duck subfamily Anatinae, to which they seemed closest from the data available at that time.
• White-winged wood duck ( " Cairina scutulata " ), an endangered species of forest duck, and the sarus crane ( " Grus antigone " ) are native to the Shweli river.
• "the livers of geese, or of ducks of the species cairina muschata or c . m . ?Anas platyrachos which have been fed in such a way as to produce hepatic fatty cellular hypertrophy ."
• It is widely agreed that the mallard ( " Anas platyrhynchos " ) is the ancestor of all breeds of domestic duck ( with the exception of the Muscovy duck ( " Cairina moschata " ), which is not closely related to other ducks ).
• In other bird species, similar feather colour dilutions have been described, including the autosomal recessive slate turkey ( " Meleagris gallopavo " ), milky pigeon ( " Columba livia " ), and the lavender muscovy duck ( " Cairina moschata " ).
• The wetlands host a significant number of rare, vulnerable or endangered animal and plant species, such as the muscovy duck ( " Cairina moschata " ), wood stork ( " Mycteria americana " ), and peregrine falcon ( " Falco peregrinus " ).
• Analysis of the mtDNA generic name " "'Cairina " "', meanwhile, traces its origin to Aldrovandi, and ultimately to the mistaken belief that the birds came from Egypt : translated, the current scientific name of the Muscovy duck means " the musky one from Cairo ".
• The plight of orangutans driven from East Kalimantan forests has already garnered much media attention, but the white-winged duck ( Cairina scutulata ), whose Indonesian population is estimated to make up about a third of the entire global number of the bird, has become the most difficult animal to find in the forests.
• The long period of evolution and shifts from one kind of waterbird lifestyle to another have obscured many plesiomorphies, while apomorphies apparently are quite often the result of parallel evolution, for example the " non-diving duck " type displayed by such unrelated genera as " Dendrocygna ", " Amazonetta ", and " Cairina ".
• The floodplain of Bladen Branch also attracts many of the riverine, forest edge and gallery forest species, such as the bare-throated tiger heron ( " Tigrisoma mexicanum " ), the shy agami heron ( " Agamia agami " ) and Muscovy duck ( " Cairina moschata " ), the white-necked jacobin ( " Florisuga mellivora " ) and yellow-tailed oriole ( " Icterus mesomelas " ).