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motmot's Usage Examples:

This is the Momotus brasiliensis of modern ornithologists, and from its geographical range cannot be the original Motmot of Hernandez, but is most likely the "Guira guainumbi" of Marcgrave.

They compose the family Rhamphastidae of Coraciiform birds, and are associated with the woodpeckers (Picidae) and puff-birds and jacamars (Galbulidae); their nearest allies perhaps exist among the Capitonidae, but none of these is believed to have the long feather-like tongue which is so characteristic of the toucans, and is, so far as known, possessed besides only by the Momotidae (see MoTMOT).

Does a blue-crowned motmot or a violaceous euphonia really want to hear strange instrumental shrieks before breakfast?

brasiliensis by its native name "houtou," long ago asserted that this peculiarity was produced by the motmot itself nibbling off the barbs, and this extraordinary statement, though for a while doubted, has since been shown by O.

Linnaeus knew of only one species of motmot, and referred it to his genus Ramphastos (properly Rammphastus) under the name of R.

Brisson as a generic term, which has since been generally adopted by ornithologists, though motmot has been retained as the English form.

MOTMOT.

motmot's Meaning':

tropical American bird resembling a blue jay and having greenish and bluish plumage