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AFRICA |
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ORDER |
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FEATHER |
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REFERENCE |
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FLAME |
RELATIONSHIP |
BIRD |
FLAMINGO |
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BLOOD |
GEESE |
SPANISH |
CAPTIVITY |
GENERIC |
SPECY |
CARIBBEAN |
GENUS |
SPOONBILL |
CLOSEST |
GREEK |
STATUS |
COLORED |
HUMAN |
STUDY |
COMMON |
INCLUDE |
SYSTEMATIC |
CONSIDERED |
INFLUENCE |
TAXONOMY |
CRIMSON |
LIFECYCLE |
TYPE |
DUCKS |
LONG |
WADING |
ETYMOLOGY |
NAIAD |
WATER |
EUROPE |
NYMPH |
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Answer
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