• Ifrita Kowaldi

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    L’Ifrita de Kowald (Ifrita kowaldi) est une espèce de petit oiseau insectivore endémique aux forêts tropicales de la Nouvelle-Guinée.

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    Ifrita kowaldi. National Institutes of Health. ... Batrachotoxin alkaloids from passerine birds: a second toxic bird genus (Ifrita kowaldi) from New Guinea.

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  • 2Nd Tattoo. Blue-Capped Ifrita (Ifrita Kowaldi) and Aconitum...

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    Blue-Capped Ifrita (Ifrita Kowaldi) and Aconitum, poison themed tattoo by Ulyss Blair of Allegory Arts, Florence AL.

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    English: « Ifrita coronata » = Ifrita kowaldi (Blue-capped Ifrita). Français : « Ifrita coronata » = Ifrita kowaldi (Ifrita de Kowald). Дата. 1899.

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  • Batrachotoxin Alkaloids from Passerine Birds: A Second Toxic...

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    The highest levels of batrachotoxins were generally present in the contour feathers of belly, breast, or legs in Pitohui dichrous, Pitohui kirhocephalus, and Ifrita kowaldi.