Peeps, stints, and the “gape notch” contingency

Posted on 10 February 2013 by Tim O'Connell

No, that’s not the title of an episode of The Big Bang Theory, that’s an allusion to a promising anatomical feature of feathering around the bill that might be a great way to distinguish Old World from New World small sandpipers. Check it out on the ABA blog.

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