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Page 267
... young . This is in complete contrast to the brightly colored forms in which the male does an elab- orate display . The female simply comes to the male's dancing ground to mate with him , and then goes off about her own business . The ...
... young . This is in complete contrast to the brightly colored forms in which the male does an elab- orate display . The female simply comes to the male's dancing ground to mate with him , and then goes off about her own business . The ...
Page 337
... young men . Warriors ' duties , now little needed , were to guard homes and herds of cat- tle . They marry only after serving as warriors for a spec- ified period , usually 10 years . The Wagogo live near Kongwa , where the British have ...
... young men . Warriors ' duties , now little needed , were to guard homes and herds of cat- tle . They marry only after serving as warriors for a spec- ified period , usually 10 years . The Wagogo live near Kongwa , where the British have ...
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... young- ster darts its beak into the donor's mouth and almost instantly withdraws it , gulping . Food supplied by the adults is not predigested , but lies in the throat at the base of the mouth . The young bird merely helps itself . I ...
... young- ster darts its beak into the donor's mouth and almost instantly withdraws it , gulping . Food supplied by the adults is not predigested , but lies in the throat at the base of the mouth . The young bird merely helps itself . I ...
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