Clamator

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Clamator is a small genus of brood-parasitic cuckoos known for laying their eggs in the nests of other bird species.

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Observed surface forms (4)

Surface form Occurrences
Clamator glandarius 0
Clamator coromandus 0
Clamator jacobinus 0

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bird genus
bird species
taxon
behavior brood parasitism
class Aves
commonName Levaillant's cuckoo NERFINISHED
chestnut-winged cuckoo NERFINISHED
crested cuckoos
great spotted cuckoo NERFINISHED
pied cuckoo
containsTaxon Clamator coromandus NERFINISHED
Clamator glandarius NERFINISHED
Clamator jacobinus NERFINISHED
Clamator levaillantii NERFINISHED
describedAs a small genus of brood-parasitic cuckoos
distribution Africa
Eurasia NERFINISHED
South Asia NERFINISHED
parts of Africa and Eurasia
ecologicalRole obligate brood parasite
family Cuculidae NERFINISHED
hasFeedingHabit insectivorous
hostRelationship parasitizes nests of other bird species
kingdom Animalia
migratoryBehavior some species are migratory
morphologicalTrait often has a prominent crest
slender cuckoo-like body
namedAfter Latin word "clamator" meaning "shouter" or "caller"
notableTrait brood-parasitic behavior
lays eggs in nests of other cuckoos and passerines
order Cuculiformes NERFINISHED
parentTaxon Clamator NERFINISHED
Clamator NERFINISHED
Clamator NERFINISHED
Clamator NERFINISHED
Cuculidae
phylum Chordata
reproductiveBehavior does not build its own nest
reproductiveStrategy lays eggs in nests of other bird species
taxonRank genus
species
species
species
species
vocalization loud calls

Referenced by (1)

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Cuculiformes notableGenus Clamator