white-rumped vulture

Target entity: white-rumped vulture
Context triple: [Gyps bengalensis, commonName, white-rumped vulture]

• A. lappet-faced vulture
  The lappet-faced vulture is a large, powerful Old World vulture of African and Arabian dry regions, recognized by its bare, wrinkled head and neck folds and its role as a dominant scavenger at carcasses.
• B. Rüppell's vulture
  Rüppell's vulture is a large African vulture species renowned for its record-breaking high-altitude flight and its role as a scavenger in savanna and Sahel ecosystems.
• C. Cape vulture
  The Cape vulture is a large, pale Old World vulture native to southern Africa, known for its cliff-nesting colonies and its status as a threatened scavenger species.
• D. Himalayan griffon vulture
  The Himalayan griffon vulture is a large Old World vulture native to the high mountains of Central and South Asia, where it soars over alpine and subalpine habitats scavenging on carrion.
• E. Egyptian vulture
  The Egyptian vulture is a small, white-and-black Old World vulture known for its distinctive yellow face and rare use of tools, such as stones to break open eggs.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: white-rumped vulture
Target entity description: The white-rumped vulture (Gyps bengalensis) is a critically endangered South Asian vulture species once abundant across the Indian subcontinent but now severely reduced due largely to poisoning from veterinary drugs like diclofenac.

• A. lappet-faced vulture
  The lappet-faced vulture is a large, powerful Old World vulture of African and Arabian dry regions, recognized by its bare, wrinkled head and neck folds and its role as a dominant scavenger at carcasses.
• B. Rüppell's vulture
  Rüppell's vulture is a large African vulture species renowned for its record-breaking high-altitude flight and its role as a scavenger in savanna and Sahel ecosystems.
• C. Cape vulture
  The Cape vulture is a large, pale Old World vulture native to southern Africa, known for its cliff-nesting colonies and its status as a threatened scavenger species.
• D. Himalayan griffon vulture
  The Himalayan griffon vulture is a large Old World vulture native to the high mountains of Central and South Asia, where it soars over alpine and subalpine habitats scavenging on carrion.
• E. Egyptian vulture
  The Egyptian vulture is a small, white-and-black Old World vulture known for its distinctive yellow face and rare use of tools, such as stones to break open eggs.
• F. None of above. chosen