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A striking, critically endangered, new species of hillstar (Trochilidae: Oreotrochilus) from the southwestern Andes of Ecuador by Sornoza-Molina, Francisco, Freile, Juan F, Nilsson, Jonas, Krabbe, Niels, Bonaccorso, Elisa

“…We describe a new species of the genus Oreotrochilus from the southwestern Andes of Ecuador. The new species is most similar in adult male plumage to O…”
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Bird visitation to a high Andean Anthurium (Araceae) in Eastern Ecuador by Bleiweiss, Robert, Sornoza Molina, Francisco, Freire, Efraín, Croat, Thomas B.

“…The limited information available on aroid reproductive systems suggests that most species are visited and pollinated by arthropods, especially bees, beetles,…”
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Taxonomy and Nest Description of the Tumbes Swallow (Tachycineta [albilinea] stolzmanni) by Robbins, Mark B., Rosenberg, Gary H., Molina, Francisco Sornoza, Jácome, Marco A.

“…Until recently the endemic Tumbesan swallow, Tachycineta [albilinea] stolzmanni, was known from only a handful of specimens, with nothing known about its…”
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A new species of cotinga (Cotingidae: Doliornis) from the Ecuadorian Andes, with comments on plumage sequences in Doliornis and Ampelion by Robbins, Mark B, Rosenberg, Gary H, Molina, Francisco Sornoza

“…A new species of cotinga, Doliornis remseni, known from three localities from the Ecuador-Colombia border south of the Ecuador-Peru border is described. Aging…”
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A New Species of Cotinga (Cotingidae: Doliornis) from the Ecuadorian Andes, with Comments on Plumage Sequences in Doliornis and Ampelion by Robbins, Mark B., Rosenberg, Gary H., Francisco Sornoza Molina

“…We describe a new species of cotinga, Doliornis remseni, known from three localities from the Ecuador/Colombia border south to the Ecuador/Peru border. Plumage…”
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The Tree Line Avifauna at Cerro Mongus, Prov. Carchi, Northeastern Ecuador by Robbins, Mark B., Krabbe, Niels, Rosenberg, Gary H., Francisco Sornoza Molina

“…A total of 119 species were recorded in tree line/páramo habitat at Cerro Mongus, Prov. Carchi, Ecuador during March 1992. A complete species list with…”
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Notes on the Natural History of the Crescent-Faced Antpitta by Robbins, Mark B., Krabbe, Niels, Rosenberg, Gary H., Ridgely, Robert S., Francisco Sornoza Molina

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