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SUBSPECIES | No. | Wing | Tail | Culmen | Tarsus
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_Z. c. cinerea_ | 47 | 63 | 37 | 15.0 | 20
| | (60-65) | (35-39) | (14.0-16.5) | (19-20)
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_Z. c. ponapensis_ | 38 | 59 | 38 | 13.5 | 20
| | (57-61) | (36-40) | (13.0-14.5) | (18-21)
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_Z. c. finschii_ | 30 | 65 | 43 | 17.5 | 21
| | (63-67) | (40-46) | (16.0-18.5) | (20-23)
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_Specimens examined._--Total number, 50 (33 males, 17 females), as
follows: Caroline Islands, USNM--Kusaie, 1 (Feb. 9); AMNH--Kusaie,
49 (Jan., Feb., March).
_Nesting._--Coultas found that approximately one-half of the males
which he obtained in March, 1931, had swollen gonads.
_Molt._--Many of the birds obtained in January and February were
molting, and many of those obtained in March were in fresh
plumage.
_Remarks._--Coultas obtained a large series of these birds at Kusaie in
1931, where he found them to be common.
=Zosterops cinerea ponapensis= Finsch