Thus the house sparrow, " Passer domesticus ", belongs to the family Passeridae.
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Similarly, MHC diversity in house sparrows, Passer domesticus, suggests that MHC-disassortative mate choice occurs.
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The introduced house sparrow ( " Passer domesticus " ) is common since at least the late 19th century.
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Moeliker also collaborated on the research led by the high-profile Biology / Ornithology Professor House Sparrow ( " Passer domesticus " ) in Rotterdam.
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Experimental studies with Colorado House sparrows, " Passer domesticus ", have indicated that the population tested was not a good amplification host for Rocio virus.
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Prior to 1990, when global temperatures were cooler than now, less than 10 percent of house sparrows ( " Passer domesticus " ) were infected with malaria.
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The paleontologist Paul Sereno, in 2005, proposed the clade " Ornithomimiformes ", defining them as all species closer to " Ornithomimus edmontonicus " than to " Passer domesticus ".
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Both the European starling ( " Sturnus vulgaris " ) and house sparrow ( " Passer domesticus " ) have demonstrated changes in song nuclei correlated with differing exposures to darkness and secretions of melatonin.
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Almost any such species will be taken, with local preferences for whatever is most abundant be it larks ( Alaudidae ), pipits ( " Anthus " ) or house sparrows ( " Passer domesticus " ) and inexperienced yearlings always a favorite.
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In the city and suburbs they play the role of the Sparrow " ( Passer domesticus ) " in the eastern States, or the tits " ( Parus ) " in Europe, visiting gardens, shrubberies and even the backyard fowl-run .
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