| 41. | Each wing of the club-winged manakin has one feather with a series of at least seven ridges along its central vane.
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| 42. | The white-ruffed manakin feeds low in the trees on fruit and some insects, both plucked from the foliage in flight.
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| 43. | The manakins are a family of subtropical and tropical birds from the mainland of Central and South America, and Trinidad and Tobago.
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| 44. | The manakins are a clade of birds in the subtropical and tropical mainland of Central and South America, and Trinidad and Tobago.
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| 45. | Superb lyrebirds and long-tailed manakins give elaborate displays involving vocal and non-vocal sound production as well as visual displays.
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| 46. | A couple of examples of such species are the manakin birds " Chiroxiphia linearis " and " Chiroxiphia caudata ".
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| 47. | The genus is predominately found in South America, but one species, the blue-crowned manakin, also ranges into Central America.
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| 48. | Bird names seem created by a poet : white-bellied emerald, xenops, red-capped manakin, great curassow, lovely cotinga.
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| 49. | The first years on the frontier were harsh; of the 390 French who settled at Manakin Town, only 150 lived there by 1705.
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| 50. | As part of a display component, the wings are used to make a dull snap like a breaking twig, as with other manakins.
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