"slender-billed greenfinch" meaning in English

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          "text": "Analysis of bones discovered in caves on the islands has revealed the former presence of additional endemic species […] These include the Long-legged Bunting and Slender-billed Greenfinch of Tenerife, both of which were essentially flightless and therefore easy prey for introduced predators.",
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