Comparative morphology and soft tissue histology of the remote‐touch bill‐tip organ in three ibis species of differing foraging ecology
Abstract Ibises (order: Pelecaniformes, family: Threskiornithidae) are probe‐foraging birds
that use 'remote‐touch'to locate prey items hidden in opaque substrates. This sensory …
that use 'remote‐touch'to locate prey items hidden in opaque substrates. This sensory …
Repertoire of food acquisition behaviors in Western Palearctic shorebirds (Aves, Charadriiformes)
M Baguette, G Le Floch, L Hannier, F Kirchhoff… - Frontiers in …, 2024 - frontiersin.org
Shorebirds are iconic examples of food resource partitioning through use of contrasted
morphological structures to acquire food. Differences in beak lengths and shapes allow …
morphological structures to acquire food. Differences in beak lengths and shapes allow …
Repertoire of food acquisition behaviors in shorebirds (Aves, Charadriiforme)
M Baguette, L Hannier, F Kirchhoff, G Le Floch… - 2023 - preprints.org
Shorebirds are iconic examples of food resource partitioning through use of contrasted
morphological structures to acquire food. Differences in beak lengths and shapes allow …
morphological structures to acquire food. Differences in beak lengths and shapes allow …