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Steadman (1989)
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Steadman (1989)
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A new species of extinct starling, Aplonis diluvialis, is described from the Fa'ahia Archaeological Site on Huahine, Society Islands, French Polynesia. Aplonis diluvialis was larger than any Indo-Pacific congeners except A. atrifusca of Samoa. The only other Eastern Polynesian islands where starlings have been recorded with certainty are Rarotonga (A. cinerascens) and Mauke (A. mavornata). In pre-human times, however, species of Aplonis may have occurred through much of Eastern Polynesia.
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A new species of extinct starling, Aplonis diluvialis, is described from the Fa'ahia Archaeological Site on Huahine, Society Islands, French Polynesia. Aplonis diluvialis was larger than any Indo-Pacific congeners except A. atrifusca of Samoa. The only other Eastern Polynesian islands where starlings have been recorded with certainty are Rarotonga (A. cinerascens) and Mauke (A. mavornata). In pre-human times, however, species of Aplonis may have occurred through much of Eastern Polynesia.
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1989-01-01
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Steadman, D. W. 1989. A new species of starling (Sturnidae, <em>Aplonis</em>) from an archaeological site on Huahine. Society Islands. <em>Notornis</em>, 36: 161-169.