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This list is used to show all the species of nine-primaried oscines.

Motacillidae: Wagtails, Longclaws & Pipits[]

Horsfield, 1821
8 genera, 67 species

Genus Dendronanthus[]

Genus Motacilla: typical wagtails[]

Genus Corydalla[]

Genus Cinaedium[]

Genus Tmetothylacus[]

Genus Hemimacronyx[]

Genus Macronyx: longclaws[]

Genus Anthus: typical pipits[]

Fringillidae: Finches, Euphonias, & Hawaiian Honeycreepers[]

Leach, 1819
51 genera, 226 species

Fringillinae: Chaffinches[]

Euphoniinae: Euphonias, Chlorophonias[]

Carduelinae: Cardueline Finches[]

Coccothraustini: Grosbeak Finches[]

Pyrrhulini: Bullfinches and Arid-zone Finches[]

Carpodacini: Rosefinches[]

Drepanidini: Hawaiian Honeycreepers[]

Carduelini: Canaries, Siskins & allies[]

Icteroidae[]

Brehm, 1828
Icteroidae is an epifamily that contains the buntings, American sparrows, tanagers and icterids.

Calcariidae: Longspurs & Snow Buntings[]

Rhodinocichlidae: Rosy Thrush-Tanager[]

Buntings & Sparrows Group[]

Emberizidae: Buntings[]

Arremonidae: American Sparrows, Towhees & Juncos[]

Blackbirds & Warblers Group[]

Phaenicophilidae: Palm-Tanagers & allies[]

Zeledoniidae: Wrenthrush[]

Teretistridae: Cuban Warblers[]

Icteridae: New World Blackbirds & Orioles[]

Parulidae: New World Warblers[]

Thraupid Group[]

Mitrospingidae: Mitrospingus & allies[]

Cardinalidae: Cardinals & Cardinal-Grosbeaks[]

Thraupidae: Tanagers, Saltators & Darwin's Finches[]

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