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Faroese bird topography names

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Many parts of the bird topography do not have any Faroese names. On the other hand a single part may have several names. In this paper names are given to parts missing them, and a single name is suggested for parts where several names exist.
Title: Faroese bird topography names
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Many parts of the bird topography do not have any Faroese names.
On the other hand a single part may have several names.
In this paper names are given to parts missing them, and a single name is suggested for parts where several names exist.

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