Keywords
Common Potoo
Nyctibiidae
reproduction
egg
offspring
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Abstract
The Urutau (Nyctibius griseus), also known as Common Potoo, is distributed in the north and northwest of Argentina, reaching the provinces of Santa Fé and Entre Ríos. In Córdoba, the species has four recorded sightings, with its first published record for Córdoba by Ordano and Miatello in 1998. Here, we report the first reproductive records of the species for the province.
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