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	Functional Morphological Studies on the Radiation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Within the monotypic order, the single family Psittaciformes can be divided into several sharply delimited groups (subfamilies) which are the Cacatuinae, the Loriinae, the Psittacinae, the Psittrichadinae, and the Loriculinae.
		The Psittacinae can be divided into several tribes, namely the Platycercini, the Psittaculini, and the Psittacini.
		Prosopeia is placed with the Platycercini, in contrast to Alisterus, Aprosmictus and Polytelis which belong to the Psittaculini.
	www.biology.lsu.edu /webfac/dhomberger/abstracts/1980_bonnzoolmono.htm (462 words)

	Reply, pars I - Dear trans-oceanic friends, I'm Francesco from Italy, and I wish to begin to give a reply to the ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Characteristic individual approaches to unstructured play activities (from a fourth scale) were consistent with individual behavioral differences seen on the structured cognitive tasks.
		Although the new taxon cannot be assigned to any of the modern groups of parrots, together with other fossil specimens it shows that there was a considerable diversity of parrots in the Lower and Middle Miocene of the Old World.
		A derived hypotarsal structure is described that supports monophyly of a clade including the genera Psephotus, Eunymphicus, Cyanoramphus, Northiella, Prosopeia, Barnardius, Platycercus, and Melopsittacus, to the exclusion of Neophema and Neopsephotus (all Platycercini).
	www.kakariki.net /ftopicp-706.html (8976 words)

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		Australia) and the Guaiabero Bolbopsittacus lunulatus of the Philippines -- some of these have wonderfully complex and colorful plumages (I've seen 3 of the 6)
		The next tribe [Platycercini] includes many of the famous Australasian parrots, including the Crimson Rosella shown near the top of this page and the scarce and local Superb Parrot (left).
		These are 37 species in genera, and many are found in Australia's eucalyptus forest or the dry interior (including flocks of Budgerigar Melopsittacus undulatus from which the many varieties of pet "Budgies" have been bred).
	montereybay.com /creagrus/parrots.html (3165 words)

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