The Fauna of the Prybilov Islands
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4) is more slender and less compressed at the sides ; the wings, though long, have narrower and more feeble flight-feathers ; the central feathers of the tail (fig. 6) are prolonged beyond the rest; the tibia is feathered nearly to the tarsal joint ; and the tarsus is somewhat shorter than the middle toe and nail. The toes (fig. 5) are thus comparatively longer, and, besides being more slender, are not margined to the same extent as in T. Crassirostris, although this feature is more noticeable ...in T. Gracilis than in T. Alpina, which may be said to be almost devoid of any emargination, while the nails are shorter and weaker.
"A considerable difference is observable in the contour of the tail in these three species, as may be seen from the accompanying figures (Plate, figs. 3, 6, 9).
" In the letter which accompanied the specimen now "^ Many naturalists who have met with T. Crassirostris for the first time as Messrs. Hume, Swinhoe, Blakiston, and others, have hkcned it, from its robust size, to the Knot {T.
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4) is more slender and less compressed at the sides ; the wings, though long, have narrower and more feeble flight-feathers ; the central feathers of the tail (fig. 6) are prolonged beyond the rest; the tibia is feathered nearly to the tarsal joint ; and the tarsus is somewhat shorter than the middle toe and nail. The toes (fig. 5) are thus comparatively longer, and, besides being more slender, are not margined to the same extent as in T. Crassirostris, although this feature is more noticeable ...in T. Gracilis than in T. Alpina, which may be said to be almost devoid of any emargination, while the nails are shorter and weaker.
"A considerable difference is observable in the contour of the tail in these three species, as may be seen from the accompanying figures (Plate, figs. 3, 6, 9).
" In the letter which accompanied the specimen now "^ Many naturalists who have met with T. Crassirostris for the first time as Messrs. Hume, Swinhoe, Blakiston, and others, have hkcned it, from its robust size, to the Knot {T.
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