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References

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• Gould, S. 1985. The Flamingo's Smile. New York: W. W. Norton & Company.
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• Pickering, S., L. Duverge. 1992. The influence of visual stimuli provided by mirrors on the marching displays of lesser flamingos. Animal Behaviour, 43: 1048-1050.
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• Rooth, J. 1965. The Flamingos on Bonaire: Habitat, Diet, and Reproduction of Phoenicopterus ruber ruber. Utrecht, Holland: Foundation for Scientific Research in Surinam and The Netherlands.
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