name given to an Australiangenus of sparrow-like birds, of which the only species isStruthidea cinerea, Gould; also calledBrachystoma and Brachyporus. It is usually threefeet long, and two and a half inches thick, having a pointedhead, very similar both in shape and size to Bunce, `Travels with Leichhardt in Australia,' p. Gilbert Parker, `Round the Compass in Australia,' p.
382: A numerous group, varying in size from that of a mouse to alarge cat, arboreal in their habits and abundantly distributedthroughout the Australian region . Of the broad sides ofthe missile one is slightly convex, the other is flat. (sometimes
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