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Good place to start to learn about orthinology?
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>>16791869
I don't know, anon, but I'll give you a bump because your pic looks like a weird 2000s NVIDIA demo, which I like.
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>>16792057
The wing-shoulder looks like an avocado, desu.
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>>16791869
Lots of online zoology courses you can do. Plenty of ornithology gigs counting birds for ecology jobs too
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>>16791869
wikipedia

Start with a random article about birds, then follow your intuition, clicking whenever you find something intriguing.

I do that each night before bed
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>>16791869
Buy 8x42 binoculars.
Download ebird and do the bird of the day
My university textbook was Gill's Ornithology.
t. professional ornithology technician
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>>16791869
How is it that two avian dinosaur species, separated by billions of years of evolution, can mate and produce offspring? Does this work with other dinosaurs?
https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2025/09/22/rare-hybrid-bird-found-in-san-antonio-backyard/
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>>16794762
>separated by billions of years of evolution
Do you think the common ancestor of two jays in the same subfamily lived over a billion years ago?
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>>16794762
>why doesn't my pre-darwinian classification system work perfectly?
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>>16794775
>Do you think the common ancestor of two jays in the same subfamily lived over a billion years ago?
Are you saying avian dinosaurs sprang up more than once, independently, and can now mate?
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>>16794779
What part of what I said suggests that? Vertebrates as a whole haven’t been around for a billion years, let alone one specific subfamily of corvids
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>>16794785
>abiogenesis happens all the time and most new species are completely compatible
This is the /sci/ I missed.
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>>16795193
Did you hallucinate somebody saying this?



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