A description of the Madagascar Teal Anas bernieri and an examination of its relationships with the Grey Teal A. gracilis

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H Glyn Young
Michael D Sorenson
Kevin P Johnson

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The Madagascar Teal is one of the least known of all ducks. Recent studies, and the capture of live adults for a captive breeding programme, have allowed the first accurate description of the species and analysis of morphological and genetic relationships with its closest relative, the Grey Teal.

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Young, H. G., Sorenson, M. D., & Johnson, K. P. (1997). A description of the Madagascar Teal Anas bernieri and an examination of its relationships with the Grey Teal A. gracilis. Wildfowl, 174–180. Retrieved from https://tidsskrift.dk/Wildfowl/article/view/154113
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Wildfowl 48
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