Assertion: ural owl | /r/HasProperty | strix uralensis
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text: Other than general morphology, the above features differ markedly from those of two of the next largest subarctic owl species in Europe and western Asia, which are the great grey owl and the greyish to chocolate-brown Ural owl (Strix uralensis), both of which have no ear tufts and have a distinctly rounded head, rather than the blocky shape of the eagle-owl’s head.
text: Some authors considered that the barred owl was derived from or even conspecific with the Ural owl (Strix uralensis) although it is unlikely that there was ever a continuous population between eastern Asia and the North America Strix populations due to their requirement for mature forests (and there is much that separates the Ural species from barred owls in form, markings, voice and some aspects of ecology).
text: The tawny owls has a comparable ear morphology to the Ural owl (Strix uralensis).