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• Casey, T.L.C. and Jacobi, J.D. (1974). A new genus and species of bird from the Island of Maui, Hawaii (Passeriformes: Drepanididae). Bishop Mus. Occas. Papers 24: 216-226.
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• Engilis, A. (1990). Field notes on native forest birds in the Hanawi Natural Area Reserve, Maui. Elepaio 50: 67-72.
• Engilis, A., Pratt, T.K., Kepler, C.B., Ecton, A.M. and Fluetsch, K.M. (1996). Description of adults, eggshells, nestling, fledgling, and nest of the Poo-uli. Wilson Bull. 108: 607-619.
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• Groombridge, J.J., Massey, J.G., Bruch, J.C., Malcolm, T.R., Brosius, C.N., Okada, M.M., Sparklin, B., Fretz, J.S. and VanderWerf, E.A. (2004). An attempt to recover the Po’ouli by translocation and an appraisal of recovery strategy for bird species of extreme rarity. Biological Conservation. 118: 365-375. http://www.pacificrimconservation.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/30%20Groombridge%20etal%202004%20Poouitransloc%20BiolCons.pdf
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