Summary:
Skulls and beak shape of four large Australian birds: magpie (a), galah (b), tawny frogmouth (c) and kookaburra (d). The tawny frogmouth’s beak shape is unique. Adapted with permission from Rogers, L. (1995). The Development of Brain and Behaviour in the Chicken. CAB International, p. 185.
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