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Quantifying forest degradation, deforestation and land use change in vital swift parrot breeding habitat. [PDF]

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Owens G, Heinsohn R, Gibbons P, Stojanovic D.   +3 more
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Optimized CNN-BiLSTM framework for reactive power management and voltage profile improvement in renewable energy based power grids. [PDF]

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Varghese LJ, Jacob SS, Selvaraj J, Azerefegn TM.   +3 more
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Does Incorporation of the Dorsal Cutaneous Branch of the Proper Digital Nerve in Anterograde Neurovascular Island Flap Improve Outcomes? Results of A Retrospective Case Series. [PDF]

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Hashmi PM, Musaddique A, Ali M, Khan MAA, Khan MZN, Zahid M.   +5 more
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A Parrot

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Encephalitozoonosis in a parrot

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1985
Encephalitozoon infection was diagnosed in a double yellow-headed Amazon parrot, Amazona ochrocephala. Illness was characterized by respiratory distress, decreased appetite, diarrhea, and weight loss. This gram-positive organism was present in renal tubules, intestine, and lungs. Ultrastructural features consisted of 5 polar filament coils and a single
K B, Poonacha, P D, William, R D, Stamper   +2 more
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Parrots will be parrots – understanding parrots’ behavioural needs

Veterinary Nursing Journal, 2012
ABSTRACT:In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the popularity of keeping parrots as companion animals. These beautiful birds have stolen many hearts with their playful behaviour and their ability to physically bond with many owners.
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Parrot away

ACM SIGGRAPH 2015 Computer Animation Festival, 2015
Pierre, the ugly parrot, gets lucky when a fashionable pirate is just a little too fashionably late.
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Fluorescent Signaling in Parrots

Science, 2002
Fluorescent pigments appear to glow because ultraviolet (UV) light is absorbed and reemitted at longer wavelengths. Humans use fluorescence as a highlighter, but it remains a mystery whether naturally occurring fluorescence functions as a signal or is a by-product of pigment structure.
Arnold, Kathryn E., Owens, Ian P. F., Marshall, N. Justin   +2 more
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