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long-tailed duck
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long-tailed duck  (lôngtld, lng-)
n.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Sea ducks, mainly scoters and long-tailed ducks, along with scaup, redheads and canvasbacks are hunted off shore.
Female mallards and long-tailed ducks have a correspondingly intricate reproductive tract "like a maze," Brennan says.
There is a threat to long-tailed ducks, which prefer to stay offshore, from disturbance from increasing levels of use of jet skis and powerboats.
 
 
 
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