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kokako

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kokako [ˈkəʊˌkɑːkəʊ]
n pl -kos
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) a dark grey long-tailed wattled crow of New Zealand, Callaeas cinerea
[Maori]
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The takahe, kakapo, mohua and kokako are birds from which country?
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There are many similar stories of island refugia becoming almost the sole home for particular fauna: black robin on Chatham Islands; North Island saddleback on Hen Islands; stitchbird and kokako birds on Little Barrier Island; kakapo birds on Codfish Island; giant weta insects on Poor Knights Islands; tuatara lizards on Stephens Island; and little spotted kiwibirds on Kapiti Island.
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