Symmetry, Volume 12, Issue 3 (March 2020) – 165 articles
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The wrybill (Maori name ngutuparore) is a species of plover found only in New Zealand and is unique in the world in that its beak is bent sideways, always to the right. It breeds on the river plains in the South Island before migrating to the North Island. It is an endangered species. (Photo courtesy of New Zealand Department of Conservation). View this paper.
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