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IMAGEN TIPOGRÁFICA

LOURDES LAVANDA - SECCIÓN CP4A

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IMAGEN TIPOGRÁFICA

ANDRÉS PAREDES - SECCIÓN CP48

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The genus was first described by Brisson in 1790, with the White Cockatoo (Cacatua alba) subsequently designated as the type spe-cies. Georges Cu-vier de-fined the genus Kakatoe in 1800, with the Red-vented Cockatoo (C. haematuropygia) as the type, and some older bird books use the lat-ter name. Mayr, Keast and Serventy validat-ed

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The ge-nus was first

The ge-nus was first de-

The ge-nus was first de-scribed by Bris-son in 1790, with the White Cocka-too (Ca-catua alba) subse- The ge-nus was first de-scribed by

The genus was first de-

scribed by

The ge-nus was

first de-

scribed by Bris-son in 1790, with the White Cocka-too (Ca-ca-

The genus was first de-scribed by Brisson in 1790, with the White Cocka-too (Cacatua alba) sub-sequently designated as the type species. Georges Cuvier defined the genus Kakatoe in 1800, with the Red-vented Cockatoo (C. hae-maturo-pygia) as the type, and some older bird books use the latter name. Mayr, Keast and Serventy validated Cacatua in 1964, and dismissed Kakatoe.[1]

The ge-

nus was first de-

scribed by Brisson in 1790, with the White Cocka-too (Cacatua alba) subse-quently des-ignated as the type species. Georges Cuvier defined the genus Kakatoe in 1800, with the Red-vented Cockatoo (C. haematuro-pygia) as the type, and some older bird books use the latter name. Mayr, Keast and Serventy validated Cacatua in 1964, and dis-missed Kaka-

toe.[1]The ge-nus

The ge-nus was first de-scribed by Brisson in 1790, with the White Cockatoo (Ca-catua alba) sub- se-quent- ly desig-nated as the type species. Georges Cuvier defined the genus Kaka-toe in

The genus was first described by Brisson in 1790, with the White Cockatoo (Cacatua alba) subsequently designated as the type species. Georges Cu-vier defined the genus Kakatoe in 1800, with the Red-vented Cockatoo (C. haematuropygia) as the type, and some older bird books use the latter name. Mayr, Keast

The ge-nus was first de-scribed by Brisson in 1790, with the White Cockatoo (Cacatua alba)

The genus was first described by Bris-son in 1790, with the White Cock-atoo (Ca-catua alba) sub- se-

The ge-nus was first described by Bris-son in 1790, with the White Cockatoo (Cacatua alba) sub-

The genus was first de-

scribed by Bris-son in

The ge-nus was first de-

The genus was first de-scribed by Bris-son in 1790, with the White Cocka-too

The genus was first described by Bris-son in 1790, with the White Cockatoo (Ca-catua alba) subse-

SISTEMA MODULAR B/N

DAYSI MACCHTA - SECCIÓN CP4A

SISTEMA MODULAR B/N

FIORELLA AMAYA - SECCIÓN CP48

SISTEMA MODULAR A COLOR

MARVIN CHACÓN - SECCIÓN CP48

SISTEMA MODULAR A COLOR

LIZ VILLANUEVA - SECCIÓN CP48

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