Phimosus

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Phimosus is a genus of ibises, medium-sized wading birds known for their long decurved bills and association with wetland habitats.

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Phimosus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
species
taxon
class Aves
commonName bare-faced ibis
ibises
describedAs genus of ibises
diet aquatic invertebrates
small aquatic animals
family Threskiornithidae
Threskiornithidae
feedingBehavior probing in soft substrates for food
geographicDistribution Neotropics
linked to: Neotropical realm

South America
habitat marshes
shallow freshwater bodies
swamps
wetlands
hasCharacteristic association with wetland habitats
long decurved bills
medium-sized wading birds
hasMember Phimosus infuscatus
kingdom Animalia
order Pelecaniformes
Pelecaniformes
parentTaxon Phimosus
Threskiornithidae
Threskiornithinae
linked to: Threskiornithidae
phylum Chordata
reproduction lays eggs in simple platform nests near water
nests in colonies
taxonRank genus

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