culmen

The species has a distinct "even" curvature of its culmen that is not found in any other icterid.

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The name Kulm (or Culm) is a German language toponym which is derived from the Latin culmen, meaning hill.

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The White-throated Toucan of the race cuvieri is virtually identical to the related Channel-billed Toucan of the race culminatus, but the latter is smaller and has a proportionally shorter bill with a more strongly keeled culmen.

-The Messelasturidae (Mayr 2005) (including Messelastur Peters 1994 and Tynskya Mayr 2000a) in, e.g.: beak proportionally much longer,and with straight culmen, tarsometatarsus proportionally longer, proximal phalanx of second toe shortened, middle phalanges of fourth toe proportionally shorter.