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- Q1268977 subject Q7028649.
- Q1268977 subject Q7060006.
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- Q1268977 subject Q8583649.
- Q1268977 abstract "The black rail (Laterallus jamaicensis) is a mouse-sized member of the bird family Rallidae. It is found in scattered parts of North America and the Pacific region of South America, usually in coastal salt marshes but also in some freshwater marshes. It is extinct or threatened in many locations due to habitat loss. The largest populations in North America are in Florida and California.Black rails appear to be omnivorous, feeding primarily on small invertebrates but also on seeds of some marsh plants. They are preyed upon by many avian (including hawks, egrets, and herons) and mammalian (including foxes and cats) predators and rely on the cover of thick marsh vegetation for protection. They are territorial and call loudly and frequently during the mating season.The black rail is rarely seen and prefers running in the cover of the dense marsh vegetation to flying. It will often make its presence known, however, with its distinctive ki-ki-krr call or an aggressive, presumably territorial, growl. The best opportunity to see a black rail is during an extremely high tide when the birds are forced out of the coastal marshes into nearby fields and brush for cover. These high tides are dangerous time for black rails as they are quite vulnerable to predation outside the marsh.This bird has sometimes been considered conspecific with the Peruvian Junín crake (L. tuerosi) and the Galapagos crake (L. spilonotus).".
- Q1268977 binomialAuthority Q57230.
- Q1268977 class Q5113.
- Q1268977 conservationStatus "NT".
- Q1268977 conservationStatusSystem "IUCN3.1".
- Q1268977 family Q26623.
- Q1268977 genus Q786422.
- Q1268977 kingdom Q729.
- Q1268977 order Q25557.
- Q1268977 phylum Q10915.
- Q1268977 thumbnail Laterallus_jamaicensis_USGS.jpg?width=300.
- Q1268977 wikiPageExternalLink viewSpecies.jsp?id=37.
- Q1268977 wikiPageExternalLink rail.
- Q1268977 wikiPageExternalLink florida-bird-sounds.
- Q1268977 wikiPageExternalLink articulo1.htm.
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- Q1268977 binomialAuthority "Gmelin, 1789".
- Q1268977 classis Q5113.
- Q1268977 familia Q26623.
- Q1268977 genus "Laterallus".
- Q1268977 name "Black rail".
- Q1268977 ordo Q25557.
- Q1268977 phylum Q10915.
- Q1268977 regnum "Animalia".
- Q1268977 status "NT".
- Q1268977 statusSystem "IUCN3.1".
- Q1268977 type Animal.
- Q1268977 type Bird.
- Q1268977 type Eukaryote.
- Q1268977 type Species.
- Q1268977 type Thing.
- Q1268977 type Q19088.
- Q1268977 type Q729.
- Q1268977 comment "The black rail (Laterallus jamaicensis) is a mouse-sized member of the bird family Rallidae. It is found in scattered parts of North America and the Pacific region of South America, usually in coastal salt marshes but also in some freshwater marshes. It is extinct or threatened in many locations due to habitat loss.".
- Q1268977 label "Black rail".
- Q1268977 depiction Laterallus_jamaicensis_USGS.jpg.
- Q1268977 name "Black rail".