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- Southern_black_tit abstract "The southern black tit or simply black tit (Melaniparus niger) is a species of bird in the tit family Paridae. It occurs chiefly in tropical and subtropical savanna woodland, in a semicircular arc from Angola to Eastern Cape Province in South Africa. It prefers woodland dominated by broad-leaved trees, most importantly miombo, Combretum species, and Burkea africana. It is especially common in the woodlands of western Zimbabwe, where densities can reach as high as fifty birds per square kilometre.The southern black tit, unlike parids of the Northern Hemisphere or other local species, is almost entirely monotone in colour and sexually somewhat dimorphic, with the female being greyish and the male very distinctly blue-black in colour. It can be distinguished from the white-winged tit and Carp's tit by having no white rim in its tail and is around 16 centimetres (6 in) in total length including the tail. Like all tits, it feed chiefly on insects, and is a voracious consumer of wasps in its favoured habitat; however, it has unusually for a parid been known to take nectar and fruiting figs.The breeding system of the southern black tit has been intensively studied and is often regarded as a classic example of the differences in breeding strategies between warm regions with unpredictable rainfall and cold regions with severe winters. Unlike the great tit or blue tit which can provision up to twenty-five nestlings per year in unassisted pairs, the southern black tit, living on a much poorer food supply, can as an unassisted pair seldom provision even one nestling in a breeding season. As a result, most males must stay in the parental territory for several years to help rear the usually three nestlings that each breeding female produces under favourable conditions. An interesting feature of the southern black tit is that the breeding female, who incubates continuously during the fifteen days of incubation and is fed by her mate and the helpers, will mimic venomous snakes when she feels threatened to prevent depredation of the nest.Breeding occurs during the summer wet season, but its initiation is very varied and the number of broods reared is dependent on how consistent rainfall is. Although the species has been recovered from ringing on only a few occasions and data about survival and longevity are thus useless, it is practically certain that the adult mortality rate is much lower than the 70 to 75 percent mortality of closely related parids in Europe and North America.The southern black tit was formerly one of the many species in the genus Parus but was moved to Melaniparus after a molecular phylogenetic analysis published in 2013 showed that the members of the new genus formed a distinct clade.".
- Southern_black_tit binomialAuthority Louis_Jean_Pierre_Vieillot.
- Southern_black_tit class Bird.
- Southern_black_tit conservationStatus "LC".
- Southern_black_tit conservationStatusSystem "IUCN3.1".
- Southern_black_tit family Tit_(bird).
- Southern_black_tit genus Melaniparus.
- Southern_black_tit kingdom Animal.
- Southern_black_tit order Passerine.
- Southern_black_tit phylum Chordate.
- Southern_black_tit synonym "Parus niger".
- Southern_black_tit thumbnail Southern_Black_Tit,_Parus_niger,_at_Pilanesberg_National_Park,_Northwest_Province,_South_Africa_(16832895200).jpg?width=300.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageExternalLink 554.pdf.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageID "12470923".
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageLength "5964".
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageOutDegree "33".
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageRevisionID "705099284".
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Angola.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Animal.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Bird.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Bird_ringing.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Burkea_africana.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Carps_tit.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Category:Melaniparus.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Chordate.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Clade.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Combretum.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Eastern_Cape.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Eurasian_blue_tit.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Ficus.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Great_tit.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Helpers_at_the_nest.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Louis_Jean_Pierre_Vieillot.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Melaniparus.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Mimicry.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Miombo.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Molecular_phylogenetics.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Nectar.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Parus.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Passerine.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Savanna.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Snake.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink South_Africa.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Tit_(bird).
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink White-naped_tit.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLink Zimbabwe.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLinkText "Southern black tit".
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageWikiLinkText "southern black tit".
- Southern_black_tit binomial "Melaniparus niger".
- Southern_black_tit classis Bird.
- Southern_black_tit familia Tit_(bird).
- Southern_black_tit genus "Melaniparus".
- Southern_black_tit ordo Passerine.
- Southern_black_tit phylum Chordate.
- Southern_black_tit regnum Animal.
- Southern_black_tit species "M. niger".
- Southern_black_tit status "LC".
- Southern_black_tit statusSystem "IUCN3.1".
- Southern_black_tit synonyms "Parus niger".
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Convert.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Southern_black_tit wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Taxobox.
- Southern_black_tit subject Category:Melaniparus.
- Southern_black_tit hypernym Bird.
- Southern_black_tit type Animal.
- Southern_black_tit type Bird.
- Southern_black_tit type Eukaryote.
- Southern_black_tit type Species.
- Southern_black_tit type Thing.
- Southern_black_tit type Q19088.
- Southern_black_tit type Q729.
- Southern_black_tit comment "The southern black tit or simply black tit (Melaniparus niger) is a species of bird in the tit family Paridae. It occurs chiefly in tropical and subtropical savanna woodland, in a semicircular arc from Angola to Eastern Cape Province in South Africa. It prefers woodland dominated by broad-leaved trees, most importantly miombo, Combretum species, and Burkea africana.".
- Southern_black_tit label "Southern black tit".
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Q1591261.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Gewone_swartmees.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Parus_niger.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Parus_niger.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Suda_nigra_paruo.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Parus_niger.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Nokitiainen.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Mésange_nègre.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs કાબરી_રામચકલી.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Szerecsencinege.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Roetmees.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Parus_niger.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs m.02w7mxv.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Sotmes.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Bạc_má_đen_miền_nam.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Parus_niger.
- Southern_black_tit sameAs Q1591261.
- Southern_black_tit wasDerivedFrom Southern_black_tit?oldid=705099284.
- Southern_black_tit depiction Southern_Black_Tit,_Parus_niger,_at_Pilanesberg_National_Park,_Northwest_Province,_South_Africa_(16832895200).jpg.
- Southern_black_tit isPrimaryTopicOf Southern_black_tit.