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Mantis Hierodula sp. Mantidae Antenna Scapus Or Base, A Pedicellus Or Stem & A Flagellum, Divided Into Segments Or Flagellomeres Urban Darwin
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Mantis Hierodula sp. Mantidae On Thai Basil Ocimum basilicum var. thyrsiflora Urban Darwin
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Mantis Hierodula sp. Mantidae Pretarsus, Arolium With A Dorsal Wall Smooth & Adhesive Membranous For Holding To Smooth Surfaces That The Pair Of Lateral Ungues Cannot Grasp Urban Darwin
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Mantis Hierodula sp. Mantidae Raptorial Foreleg The Tibia Is Blade-Like & The Tarsus Forms A Rather Immobile Elongation Of The Tibia Urban Darwin
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Mantis Hierodula sp. Mantidae Raptorial Foreleg With A Lever And Ratchet System Formed By The Elongated Sickle-Shape Of Tibia And Tarsus Urban Darwin
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Mantis Hierodula sp. Mantidae Raptorial Forelegs Are Complex Structures Variably Armed With Spines, Crenulations, Tubercles, And Setae Urban Darwin
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Mantis Hierodula sp. Mantidae Sensilla Hairs On Mantid Maxillary & Labial Palps An Important Role In The Detection Of Feeding Resources And The Evaluation Of Their Quality Prior To Ingestion Urban Darwin
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Mantis Hierodula sp. Mantidae Subgena, Glossa, Paraglossa, Maxillary & Labial Palps, Organs Of Touch & Taste In Feeding Or Inspection Of Potential Prey Urban Darwin
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Mantis Hierodula sp. Mantidae Subgena, Glossa, Paraglossa, Palpifer, Maxillary & Labial Palps, Organs Of Touch & Taste In Feeding Or Inspection Of Potential Prey Urban Darwin
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Mantis Hierodula sp. Mantidae Tarsomeres Move Freely & Are Not Connected By Muscles The Entire Tarsus Is Controlled By A Pretarsal Muscle Tendon From The Tibia & Femur Urban Darwin
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Musa sp. Cultivar Musaceae Folded & Fused Tepals On The Deflexed Terminal Male Flowers At The Distal End Of The Rachis With Anthers & Slender Style & Stigma Urban Darwin
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Musa sp. Cultivar Musaceae Folded & Fused Tepals On The Female Flowers With An Elongated Style & Capitate Stigma Involving Parthenocarpic Pollination Urban Darwin
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Musa sp. Cultivar Musaceae Fused Tepals On The Developing Female Flowers Once The Covering Bract has Fallen Away Urban Darwin
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Musa sp. Cultivar Musaceae Inflorescence Consists Of A Single Main Florescence That Bears Spirally Arranged Primary Bracts That Subtend Hands Of Flowers Urban Darwin
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Musa sp. Cultivar Musaceae Male Flowers With Anthers Producing Small Numbers Of Sticky Pollen Grains & A Bilobed Stigma Connected To An Ovary Which Fails To Develop Urban Darwin 01
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Musa sp. Cultivar Musaceae Male Flowers With Anthers Producing Small Numbers Of Sticky Pollen Grains & A Bilobed Stigma Connected To An Ovary Which Fails To Develop Urban Darwin
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Musa sp. Cultivar Musaceae Male Flowers With Long Anthers Producing Small Numbers Of Sticky Pollen Grains Urban Darwin
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Northern Fantail Rhipidura rufiventris Rhipiduridae Rictal Bristles Are Stiff Hair-Like Feathers That Arise Around The Base Of The Beak Buffalo Creek
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Northern Fantail Rhipidura rufiventris Seemed Very Interested In The Commotion Caused By The Male Leaden Flycatcher Shoal Bay
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Northern Fantail Rhipidura rufiventris Tree Limb Architecture Makes Accessing The Cup Nest Easy For It & Predators As Two Years Running This Pair Has Lost Its Nests To Predation Buffalo Creek
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Orange-footed Scrubfowl Megapodius reinwardt Megapodiidae Making Urban Gardens Its Foraging Territory Urban Darwin
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Orange-footed Scrubfowl Megapodius reinwardt Not Used To Searching For Tree Branches To Escape To Dry Season Shoal Bay
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Osprey Pandion haliaetus Pandionidae Juv. Not Sharing But Eating Alone Is Difficult Shoal Bay
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Osprey Pandion haliaetus Pandionidae Juv. Out On A Limb & When Eating Alone Is Difficult Droppage Is Always A Possibility Shoal Bay
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Osprey Pandion haliaetus Pandionidae Juv. Possibly Ignoring The Request For Sharing Shoal Bay
