On Prerocles namaqua (Gmelin) in South West Africa : Sandgrouse - Short note / P. A. Clancey
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- PER 154 Madoqua
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Namibia Scientific Society Library | Not for loan |
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This enquiry confirms that the Namaqua sangrouse is a moderately polytype species of three races, all of which occur within the limits of South West Africa, two as endemics and the third as a non-breeding visitor during the cool, dry winter months from breeding grounds lying to the south and south-east of present limits. Variation is relatively well-marked, the races perhaps more clearly defidut in the females than in the males. This geographical variation follows a pattern type common to a whole range of xeric birds resident within the confines of the South West Arid District of Chapin
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