Rifleman, NZ's smallest bird may be 'missing link' in birdsong evolution: study

Scientists used to think birds were split into two groups: those that learn or imitate sounds, and those that can't. But a tiny wren from Aotearoa New Zealand bridges the two.

By: ABC News (AU)

Jun 30 2024
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Rifleman, NZ's smallest bird may be 'missing link' in birdsong evolution: study

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