[Nhcoll-l] Dichotomous Keys to Bird Skulls

[Pepijn Kamminga]

Dear Josh,

I often walk into the same problem. Unfortunately I do not know of a
helpful identification key, but I find https://www.skullsite.com/ helpful
at times.

Kind regards,

Pepijn Kamminga
Senior Collection Manager Birds & Mammals






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Op ma 1 mrt. 2021 om 23:31 schreef Josh Pletcher <jrpletch at owu.edu>:

> Hello,
>
> We have several unidentified bird skulls in our collection that we are
> trying to identify. I was having trouble finding good dichotomous keys for
> bird skulls, so I was wondering if anybody had any recommendations. Most of
> the skulls are probably North American, but there are some that are
> definitely not (toucans, tinamous, and penguins for example).
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Josh Pletcher
>
> *Curator of Mammals and Paleontology*
> Brant Museum of Zoology
> Ohio Wesleyan University
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