Scrubwren-whistler | |||
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Fernwren | |||
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Goldenface | |||
Scientific classification | |||
Kingdom: | Animalia | ||
Phylum: | Chordata | ||
Class: | Aves | ||
Clade: | Inopinaves | ||
Order: | Passeriformes | ||
Suborder: | Passeri | ||
Infraorder: | Meliphagida | ||
Family: | Pardalotidae | ||
Subfamily: | Pachycareinae Schodde and Christidis, 2014[1] | ||
Species | |||
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Scrubwren-whistler, Pachycareinae is a subfamily of birds in the Pardalotidae family. It contains two species, the Fernwren and Goldenface.
Description[]
Sexes virtually alike in both species, the female Fernwren is duller;[2] the female Goldenface has a sooty ear patch.[3]
Taxonomy[]
References[]
- ^ Schodde, R.; Christidis, L. (2014). "Relicts from Tertiary Australasia: undescribed families and subfamilies of songbirds (Passeriformes) and their zoogeographic signal". Zootaxa. 3786 (5): 501–522.
- ^ Simpson, Ken; Day, Nicolas. (1989). Birds of Australia. A Book of Identification. Melbourne: Helm. p. 352. ISBN 0747030235.
- ^ Pratt, Thane K.; Beehler, Bruce M.; Anderton, John C. (illu.); and Kókay, Szabolcs (illu.) (2014). Birds of New Guinea: Second Edition. Princeton University Press. ISBN 0691095639.
External links[]
This article is part of Project Bird Subfamilies, a All Birds project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each bird subfamily, including made-up families. |