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* ''[[Hydrobates]]''
 
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'''Hydrobatinae''' is one of two subfamilies of [[storm petrel]]s. The distribution of the subfamily is predominantly in the northern hemisphere. The subfamily contains two (sometimes three) [[genus|genera]] in which there are 14 species. They were the first group of storm petrels to break off from the ancestral petrel stock, and for this reason some authors have suggested that they should constitute a separate [[family (biology)|family]] from the [[Oceanitinae]] storm petrels.<ref>Nunn, G & Stanley, S. (1998) "Body Size Effects and Rates of Cytochrome b Evolution in Tube-Nosed Seabirds" ''Molecular Biology and Evolution'' '''15'''(10): 1360-1371 [http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/15/10/1360.pdf] [http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/17/11/1774.pdf Corrigendum]</ref>
 
'''Hydrobatinae''' is one of two subfamilies of [[storm petrel]]s. The distribution of the subfamily is predominantly in the northern hemisphere. The subfamily contains two (sometimes three) [[genus|genera]] in which there are 14 species. They were the first group of storm petrels to break off from the ancestral petrel stock, and for this reason some authors have suggested that they should constitute a separate [[family (biology)|family]] from the [[Oceanitinae]] storm petrels.<ref>Nunn, G & Stanley, S. (1998) "Body Size Effects and Rates of Cytochrome b Evolution in Tube-Nosed Seabirds" ''Molecular Biology and Evolution'' '''15'''(10): 1360-1371 [http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/15/10/1360.pdf] [http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/17/11/1774.pdf Corrigendum]</ref>
   
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* '''Subfamily Hydrobatinae'''
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'''Family Hydrobatidae'''
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* ''[[Thalobata]]''
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** [[Cape Verde Storm Petrel]] ''Thalobata jabejabe''
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** “[[Pacific Storm-Petrel]]”, ''Thalobata cryptoleucura''
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** [[Monteiro's Storm Petrel]], ''Thalobata monteiroi''
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** [[Band-rumped Storm Petrel]], ''Thalobata castro''
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* ''[[Halocyptena]]''
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** [[Least Storm Petrel]], ''Halocyptena microsoma''
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** [[Wedge-rumped Storm Petrel]], ''Halocyptena tethys''
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** [[Black Storm Petrel]], ''Halocyptena melania''
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** [[Matsudaira's Storm Petrel]] ''Halocyptena matsudairae''
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* ''[[Hydrobates]]''
 
** [[European Storm Petrel]] ''Hydrobates pelagicus''
  
** [[European Storm Petrel]] ''Hydrobates pelagicus''
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** [[Leach's Storm Petrel]] ''Oceanodroma leucorhoa''
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** [[Fork-tailed Storm Petrel]], ''Hydrobates furcata''
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** [[Matsudaira's Storm Petrel]] ''Oceanodroma matsudairae''
  
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* ''[[Cymochorea]]''
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** [[Least Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma microsoma''
  
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** [[Wedge-rumped Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma tethys''
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** [[Ringed Storm Petrel]] / [[Hornby's Storm Petrel]], ''Cymochorea hornbyi''
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** [[Band-rumped Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma castro''
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** [[Markham's Storm Petrel]], ''Cymochorea markhami''
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** [[Monteiro's Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma monteiroi''
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** [[Tristram's Storm Petrel]], ''Cymochorea tristrami''
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** [[Cape Verde Storm Petrel]] ''Oceanodroma jabejabe''
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** [[Guadalupe Storm Petrel]], ''Cymochorea macrodactyla'' (extinct)
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** [[Swinhoe's Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma monorhis''
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** [[Swinhoe's Storm Petrel]], ''Cymochorea monorhis''
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** [[Guadalupe Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma macrodactyla'' (extinct)
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** [[Ashy Storm Petrel]], ''Cymchorea homochroa''
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** [[Tristram's Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma tristrami''
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** [[Leach's Storm Petrel]] ''Cymochorea leucorhoa''
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** [[Markham's Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma markhami''
  
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** [[Black Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma melania''
  
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** [[Ashy Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma homochroa''
  
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** [[Hornby's Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma hornbyi''
  
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** [[Fork-tailed Storm Petrel]], ''Oceanodroma furcata''
  
 
==References==
  
==References==
 
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Latest revision as of 19:40, 29 March 2018

Hydrobatinae is one of two subfamilies of storm petrels. The distribution of the subfamily is predominantly in the northern hemisphere. The subfamily contains two (sometimes three) genera in which there are 14 species. They were the first group of storm petrels to break off from the ancestral petrel stock, and for this reason some authors have suggested that they should constitute a separate family from the Oceanitinae storm petrels.[1]

Family Hydrobatidae

References

  1. ^ Nunn, G & Stanley, S. (1998) "Body Size Effects and Rates of Cytochrome b Evolution in Tube-Nosed Seabirds" Molecular Biology and Evolution 15(10): 1360-1371 [1] Corrigendum


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