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The Owls of Belize, 40% of its land is in protected open space. Of its eleven resident owl species, ., a woodland species, is the most common and widespread, followed roughly in order by . of woodland habitats; ., an inhabitant of open areas; and the more locally distributed . of open woodlands and edges. ., ., ., and

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The Owls of Bolivia,ere are at least three owl species, the Yungas being the most diverse ecoregion, with 15 species. Most of the owls in Bolivia (15 species) have a distribution that ranges from moderately restricted to widely distributed, while ten species have a restricted range. Information on the biology and ecolo

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The Owls of Chile,k an exhaustive review of all available information relating to their taxonomy, natural history, ecology, genetic and conservation biology. Studying these topics we gathered information on morphology, morphometrics, distribution, abundance, habitat, reproduction, longevity, behaviour, diet, feeding

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The Owls of Colombia,dean valleys, 15 in the Caribbean, 10 in the Pacific, 10 in the Orinoco region, 10 in the Amazon, and 4 in the isolated Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountain system, including one undescribed species. With regard to conservation status, and following the BirdLife International, one species (.) is co

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The Owls of Ecuador, evenly distributed across mainland Ecuador, with higher species richness in tropical areas, humid forests, and pristine habitats. Only two species occur in the Galapagos Islands. Although there are no species endemic to Ecuador, the distribution ranges of at least five are primarily confined to Ecu

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The Owls of El Salvador,-eight bird studies from El Salvador were revised, of which 72 contain information on the group or on individual owl species (50 unpublished papers and 22 published papers). In addition, 18 habitat types were evaluated and classified as natural ecosystems (costal vegetation, mangroves, secondary veg

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The Owls of French Guiana,eared owl ., is a rare vagrant, probably from north-western South America. Two species have been recorded for the first time in recent years: the Roraiman (vermiculated) screech owl . probably remained undetected before due to its rarity and to lack of knowledge of its voice. On the contrary, the bu

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