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	REFLECTANCE SPECTRA OF PLUMAGE AREAS COLORED BY GREEN FEATHER PIGMENTS
		Since the reflectance spectra of Corythaeola, Ithaginis, and Jacana show the distinctive fea- tures of the Tauraco spectrum, this strongly in- dicates that their pigments are identical with or similar to turacoverdin.
		In Ithaginis, the re- flection of green light from the barbules is in- creased by the presence of air in the barbule cells (Schmidt 1961), which is exceptional as barbule cells are normally solid.
		Their ranges are relatively close in Burma, where Ithaginis occurs at high altitudes in mountains in the north, and Rollolus in mature forest in lowland and on hills in the extreme south (Smythies 1953, Medway and Wells 1976).
	elibrary.unm.edu /sora/Auk/v109n02/p0293-p0301.html (8949 words)

	Blood Pheasant, Ithaginis cruentus
		The Himalayan Blood Pheasant (Ithaginis cruentus cruentus), Tibetan Blood Pheasant (I.
		Blood Pheasant (Ithaginis cruentus), 43 cm for male and 39cm for female.
		Crest grey, varying in length according to race; forehead, face, and throat red; breast streaked with red; above grey, the feathers prominently white streaked.
	www.gbwf.org /pheasants/blood_pheasant.html (784 words)

	RECENT LITERATURE
		Air dilutes the green, but not the red or melanin colors in the feather-barbs of Ithaginis sinensis.--W. Schmidt, W.J. i3ber das Schleimhiiutchen der Vogeleischale, insbesondere bei Phoenicopterus, Aptenodytes und Spheniscus.
		Orn., 102: 470-475.-- Describes the fine structure of the filament present on the base of each feather of the long central pair of tail feathers.
		The filament functions as a "zipper" to hold the broad feathers together.---W. Schmidt, W. 13ber luftftihrende Federstrahlen beim Blutfasen (Ithaginis sinensis) nebst Bemerkungen tiber Luftgeha!t yon Federn tiberhaubt.
	elibrary.unm.edu /sora/Auk/v080n01/p0094-p0106.html (11851 words)

	Ithaginis Cruentus by Gould, John Secondary Market Art Print (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
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		In an attempt to complete our work on White-eared pheasants Crossoptilon crossoptilon and its morphological variation from north to south, we selected this place as our start point in order to examine the differences between the nominate form C.
		Under the monastery’s conservation, large populations of White-eared Pheasant and Blood Pheasant Ithaginis cruentus have been established during the last three decades.
		Both of them are tame enough to be observed at short distances.
	www.open-earth.org /document/printNature_main.php?natureId=133 (1227 words)

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		BREEDING OF BEICKI'S BLOOD PHEASANT (ITHAGINIS CRUENTUS BEICKI) IN NORTHWESTERN GANSU, CHINA
		The breeding of Beicki's blood pheasant, Ithaginis cruentus beicki, was investigated in April-July 1984-1986 in a 8-km2 study area of the Lenglong Mountains, northwestern Gansu, China, by bird counting and sighting, nest searching and crop collection.
		The blood pheasant mainly used the dragon spruce, Picea crassifolia, forest with moss on shaded and semi-shaded slopes at an altitude of 2,250-3,100 m, and alpine shrubs at an altitude of 3,100-3,300 m.
	www.oncfs.gouv.fr /events/game_wildlife/gw_2000/uk/abstract02.php (347 words)

	Gaming News Archives 10/30/2004
		Hank: Oh wow, I didn't know you were into that.
		They have all this great info on Lophophorus impejanus, Tragopan temminckii, Tragopan satyra, Lophura swinhoei, Syrmaticus ellioti, Ithaginis cruentus, Crossoptilon mantchuricum and many more!
		Hank: You weren't surfing the net at all yesterday, were you Tom?
	www.actiontrip.com /archive.phtml?day=10_30_2004 (651 words)

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