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Manacus

bird genus
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  • Golden-collared manakin (Manacus vitellinus).
    manakin

    Males of the genus Manacus perform near one another, each in a cleared area of forest floor with one or two saplings serving as perches for their acrobatics. Females may join in before mating. In some species, males cooperate in complex dances at their lek sites. Two or more…

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    Males of the genus Manacus perform near one another, each in a cleared area of forest floor with one or two saplings serving as perches for their acrobatics. Females may join in before mating. In some species, males cooperate in complex dances at their lek sites. Two or more…

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