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 | | They are aggressively territorial during the breeding season, but are otherwise often found in sizeable flocks on the shallow vegetated lakes they prefer. |
 | | A fossil species, Gallinula kansarum, is known from Late Pliocene depositis in Kansas. |
 | | In addition, 2 fossil subspecies of extant species have been described: Gallinula chloropus brodkorbi from the Pleistocene of Ichetucknee River, and the doubtfully distinct Gallinula mortierii reperta which refers to the population of the Tasmanian Native-hen that once inhabited mainland Australia. |
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