Hydrobatidae

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Hydrobatidae is a family of small, oceanic seabirds known as storm petrels, which spend most of their lives at sea and are adapted to a pelagic lifestyle.

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All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Hydrobatidae canonical 3

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bird family
taxon
activityPattern nocturnal at colonies
adaptation salt gland for excreting excess salt
tubular nostrils
well-developed olfaction
bodySize small seabirds
breedingSiteFidelity high colony fidelity
class Aves
commonName storm petrels
conservationConcern several species threatened or near threatened
containsGenus Garrodia
Hydrobates
Nesofregetta
Oceanodroma
diet planktonic crustaceans
small fish
squid
distribution worldwide oceans
eggClutchSize one egg per breeding attempt
feedingBehavior pattering on water surface
surface seizing
foragingRange far from land
habitat open ocean
pelagic zone
kingdom Animalia
lifespan long-lived for body size
lifestyle pelagic
migration highly migratory
monophyletic yes
navigation use of olfactory cues
nestingSite burrows
cliffs
islands
order Procellariiformes
parentalCare biparental incubation
phylum Chordata
relatedTo Diomedeidae
Procellariidae
reproduction colonial breeder
sensoryAdaptation enhanced sense of smell
taxonRank family
threat bycatch in fisheries
introduced predators at colonies
light pollution near colonies
vocalization nocturnal calls at breeding colonies
wingType long narrow wings

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Aves hasSubgroup Hydrobatidae
Procellariiformes includesFamily Hydrobatidae
Procellariidae relatedTo Hydrobatidae