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C.E.O. Destruction!" ―Finisher announcement with the Amazing Caucasus Progrisekey in the ZAIA Thousandriver

MetalCluster Hopper Progrisekey ( メタルクラスタホッパープログライズキー , Metaru Kurasuta Hoppā Puroguraizu Kī): Used by Kamen Rider Zero-One to access his super form, MetalCluster Hopper. Its ability is "Everybody Jump". It was produced by the Ark using the data of the Shining Assault Hopper Progrisekey and given to Aruto by Gai Amatsu after forcing him to transform with it. It is a Great Spirit animal, which reveals a deep sense of foresight and vision. A falcon bird simply means that you have deep foresight. It simply means that you can see far ahead of others. Mayr, E. (1941). "Birds collected during the Whitney South Sea Expedition 45, Notes on New Guinea birds. 8". American Museum Novitates: 1133. hdl: 2246/4833. Evans, Dafydd (1970). Harper-Bill, Christopher; Harvey, Ruth (eds.). The Nobility of Knight and Falcon. ISBN 978-0-85115-265-3. {{ cite book}}: |work= ignored ( help)

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Key Connector ( キーコネクタ , Kī Konekuta) - The Progrisekey's output terminal. Unfolding the Key Connector allows it to connect to a transformation device's Rise Port. It also serves as an ignition key for the Shining Assault Hopper Rider Model, which is released using a temporary authentication code issued at the time of The Progrisekey's Overrise. The Zero-Two Progrisekey uses both human vocals and text-to-speech simultaneously for the jingle and only human vocals for the last part of the transformation announcement. Brambilla, M.; Rubolini, D.; Guidali, F. (2006). "Factors affecting breeding habitat selection in a cliff-nesting peregrine Falco peregrinus population". Journal of Ornithology. 147 (3): 428–435. doi: 10.1007/s10336-005-0028-2. S2CID 13528887. The Barbary falcon is a subspecies of the peregrine falcon that inhabits parts of North Africa; namely, from the Canary Islands to the Arabian Peninsula. There is discussion concerning the taxonomic status of the bird, with some considering it a subspecies of the peregrine falcon and others considering it a full species with two subspecies (White et al. 2013). Compared to the other peregrine falcon subspecies, Barbary falcons sport a slimmer body [33] and a distinct plumage color pattern. Despite numbers and range of these birds throughout the Canary Islands generally increasing, they are considered endangered, with human interference through falconry and shooting threatening their well-being. Falconry can further complicate the speciation and genetics of these Canary Islands falcons, as the practice promotes genetic mixing between individuals from outside the islands with those originating from the islands. Population density of the Barbary falcons on Tenerife, the biggest of the seven major Canary Islands, was found to be 1.27 pairs/100km², with the mean distance between pairs being 5869 ± 3338 m. The falcons were only observed near large and natural cliffs with a mean altitude of 697.6 m. Falcons show an affinity for tall cliffs away from human-mediated establishments and presence. a b Risebrough, R. W.; Rieche, P.; Peakall, D. B.; Herman, S. G.; Kirven, M. N. (December 1968). "Polychlorinated Biphenyls in the Global Ecosystem". Nature. 220 (5172): 1098–1102. Bibcode: 1968Natur.220.1098R. doi: 10.1038/2201098a0. PMID 5723605. S2CID 4148056.

a b c d e f g h i j k Ferguson-Lees, J.; Christie, D.A. (2001). Raptors of the World. London: Christopher Helm. ISBN 978-0-7136-8026-3. Wink, M.; Sauer-Gürth, H.; Ellis, D.; Kenward, R. (2004). Chancellor, R.D.; Meyburg, B.-U. (eds.). Phylogenetic relationships in the Hierofalco complex (Saker-, Gyr-, Lanner-, Laggar Falcon) (PDF). pp.499–504. {{ cite book}}: |work= ignored ( help)a b c d e f Potter, M. (2002). " "Falco peregrinus" (On-line)". Animal Diversity Web. University of Michigan Museum of Zoology . Retrieved 21 May 2008. Arsino! Zetsumetsu Blast Cannon!" ―Finisher announcement with the Shot Abaddoriser in Belt Mode [src] Final Bullet! Lone Wolf Blast Blast Cannon!" ―Finisher announcement with the Shot Abaddoriser in Belt Mode [src]

Zero-Two Driver/ Zetsumetsu Driver/ MetsubouJinrai Driver: The respective Driver Unit is unfolded to authorize the Driver. The Driver's corresponding Progrisekey is then automatically opened upon activation and is inserted into the slot, initiating transformation.

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Your intuition is what makes you avoid danger. Therefore, just like the falcon bird, your intuition is powerful and it can change a lot in our life. As much as you should take advantage of every opportunity that comes your way, it is important to also think through them. Falco peregrinus nesiotes, described by Mayr in 1941, [39] is found in Fiji and probably also Vanuatu and New Caledonia. It is non-migratory. [40]

The development of captive breeding methods has led to peregrines being commercially available for falconry use, thus mostly eliminating the need to capture wild birds for support of falconry. The main reason for taking wild peregrines at this point is to maintain healthy genetic diversity in the breeding lines. Hybrids of peregrines and gyrfalcons are also available that can combine the best features of both species to create what many consider to be the ultimate falconry bird for the taking of larger game such as the sage-grouse. These hybrids combine the greater size, strength, and horizontal speed of the gyrfalcon with the natural propensity to stoop and greater warm weather tolerance of the peregrine. Thousand Destruction!" ―Finisher announcement with the Amazing Caucasus Progrisekey in the ZAIA Thousandriver Our mental faculty is the channel through which the spirit’s message is passed across to our physical self. Therefore, you must not ignore your intuition. Your intuition is what makes you take calculated decisions.

If you find yourself overly ambitious, focused, and excellent, then the spirit of the falcon resides in you and watches over you. Gunness, Jerome (2012). " Falco peregrinus (Peregrine Falcon)" (PDF). The Online Guide to the Animals of Trinidad and Tobago. University of the West Indies.