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genus melanitta (n)
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genus melanitta Sentence Examples
- Melanitta americana, the American black duck, is a species of dabbling duck in the genus Melanitta.
- The genus Melanitta is characterized by its black plumage and the males' distinctive white flank patches.
- Melanitta nigra, the common scoter, is the most widespread species in the genus Melanitta.
- Melanitta fusca, the white-winged scoter, is a medium-sized diving duck found in North America.
- Melanitta perspicillata, the surf scoter, is the largest species in the genus Melanitta.
- Melanitta stejnegeri, the spectacled scoter, is a threatened species endemic to eastern Russia.
- The genus Melanitta is found in coastal and inland wetlands throughout the northern hemisphere.
- Melanitta ducks are typically found in flocks and feed primarily on aquatic invertebrates and small fish.
- The breeding season for Melanitta ducks varies depending on the species and location.
- Melanitta ducks nest in cavities or on the ground, and the females typically lay 6-8 eggs per clutch.
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Melanitta americana, the American black duck, is a species of dabbling duck in the genus Melanitta.
The genus Melanitta is characterized by its black plumage and the males' distinctive white flank patches.
Melanitta nigra, the common scoter, is the most widespread species in the genus Melanitta.
Melanitta fusca, the white-winged scoter, is a medium-sized diving duck found in North America.
