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Cisne negro

Cygnus atratus

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Field Notes

Description:

familia Anatidae
No hay dimorfismo sexual en el plumaje de los individuos. Los machos son más grandes que las hembras; tienen una longitud total de 1,2 a 1,4 m una envergadura alar de 1,6 a 2 m, y un peso de 6,3 kg a 8,7 kg. Las hembras tienen un peso medio de 5,1 kg

Habitat:

Vive en lagos, aunque puede observarse con cierta frecuencia en costas marinas y ocasionalmente en mar abierto.

Notes:

Was taken in Parque Metropolitano de Santiago

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PublishedJanuary 22, 2012

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