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The Martinique Amazon was described by Labat in 1742 and Buffon in 1779, and named by Clark.Academic Research
Related publications: Amazona martinicanaSpecies Profile
Genus: Amazona | Species: martinicana
Size:
Not recorded
Weight:
Not recorded
Subspecies including nominate:
one
Colour Adult:
Adults: Mainly green parrot, with red crown and blue and lilac wash on face, nape and neck. Green in body and wings. Outer tail feathers red. Bill slate grey. Thighs green, legs and toes slate grey.
Colour Juvenile:
Unknown
Call:
Not recorded
More Information:
Content Sources:
Illustration of Martinique Amazon
© John Gerrard Keulemans (1842-1912) | Creative Commons
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The Martinique Amazon was described by Labat in 1742 and Buffon in 1779, and named by Clark.Academic Research
Related publications: Amazona martinicanaSpecies Care
Captive Status:
Not recorded.
Longevity:
Not recorded.
Housing:
Not recorded.
Diet:
Not recorded.
Enrichment:
Not recorded.
Nest Box Size:
Not recorded.
Clutch Size:
Not recorded.
Incubation Time:
Not recorded.
Fledging Age:
Not recorded.
Hatch Weight:
Not recorded.
Peak Weight:
Not recorded.
Weaning Weight:
Not recorded.
Illustration of Martinique Amazon
© John Gerrard Keulemans (1842-1912) | Creative Commons
Photos
View in GalleryDid You Know?
The Martinique Amazon was described by Labat in 1742 and Buffon in 1779, and named by Clark.Academic Research
Related publications: Amazona martinicanaSpecies Wild Status
World Population:
None
IUCN Red List Status:
Extinct
CITES Listing:
Not categorised.
Threat Summary:
Was likely hunted to extinction.
Range:
Was found on Martinique, Lesser Antilles, Caribbean.
Habitat:
Was thought to have lived in forested areas.
Wild Diet:
Unknown
Ecology and Behaviour:
Unknown
Clutch and Egg Size:
Not recorded
Breeding Season:
Not recorded
Related Links:
Research: Independent geographic origins of the genus Amazona in the West Indies
Illustration of Martinique Amazon
© John Gerrard Keulemans (1842-1912) | Creative Commons
Photos
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The Martinique Amazon was described by Labat in 1742 and Buffon in 1779, and named by Clark.Academic Research
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