Plumage aberrations are not uncommon in birds, but there is some confusion in the literature, especially in relation to albinos. Plumage aberrations in birds are better known in Europe and North America than in Australia, where, however, several reports have been published recently. In this paper, we review the various types and causes of plumage aberrations, focussing on those that arise from abnormal incorporation of pigments in growing feathers and thus result in aberrant coloration of the plumage
Plumage coloration largely depends on the type and concentration of pigments present in feathers. Th...
We report two bird species with pigment anomalies, which were seen in Cali, Colombia in 2020. The in...
According to van Grouw (2013), leucism and progressive graying are types of plumage aberrations defi...
Plumage aberrations are not uncommon in birds, but there is some confusion in the literature, especi...
Cases of birds with aberrant coloring are not an uncommon sight in the wild, but they need to be doc...
ABSTRACT Plumage anomalies in birds are more prevalent in India, where numerous studies have lately...
Plumage aberrations are common, particularly in waterfowl. There have been numerous proposed causes ...
This paper analyze 61 cases of plumage chromatic aberrations (total or partial absence of pigments i...
A review is presented of the seven commonest types of colour aberrations in birds together with sugg...
Anomalous plumage colourations are reported for three species of non-passerine birds from Paraguay, ...
The diverse colorations of a birds’ plumage are due to either structural colors or pigments that are...
Plumage disorders in parrots represent one of the more common, but also one of the more challenging ...
ABSTRACT. We describe four records of colour aberrations in the dovekie (Alle alle). During six year...
Albinism has been recorded in many vertebrate taxa (Halls 2004). It is a genetic anomaly in which an...
Patterns and body coloration have multiple functions in animals, including in social behavior. Bird ...
Plumage coloration largely depends on the type and concentration of pigments present in feathers. Th...
We report two bird species with pigment anomalies, which were seen in Cali, Colombia in 2020. The in...
According to van Grouw (2013), leucism and progressive graying are types of plumage aberrations defi...
Plumage aberrations are not uncommon in birds, but there is some confusion in the literature, especi...
Cases of birds with aberrant coloring are not an uncommon sight in the wild, but they need to be doc...
ABSTRACT Plumage anomalies in birds are more prevalent in India, where numerous studies have lately...
Plumage aberrations are common, particularly in waterfowl. There have been numerous proposed causes ...
This paper analyze 61 cases of plumage chromatic aberrations (total or partial absence of pigments i...
A review is presented of the seven commonest types of colour aberrations in birds together with sugg...
Anomalous plumage colourations are reported for three species of non-passerine birds from Paraguay, ...
The diverse colorations of a birds’ plumage are due to either structural colors or pigments that are...
Plumage disorders in parrots represent one of the more common, but also one of the more challenging ...
ABSTRACT. We describe four records of colour aberrations in the dovekie (Alle alle). During six year...
Albinism has been recorded in many vertebrate taxa (Halls 2004). It is a genetic anomaly in which an...
Patterns and body coloration have multiple functions in animals, including in social behavior. Bird ...
Plumage coloration largely depends on the type and concentration of pigments present in feathers. Th...
We report two bird species with pigment anomalies, which were seen in Cali, Colombia in 2020. The in...
According to van Grouw (2013), leucism and progressive graying are types of plumage aberrations defi...