- The
Buteoninae are a
subfamily of
birds of prey
which consists of
medium to large, broad-winged species. They have large, powerful,
hooked beaks for tearing...
- Yellow-billed kite,
Milvus (migrans)
aegyptius Subfamily Milvinae or
Buteoninae, or
tribe Harpagini Genus Harpagus Double-toothed kite,
Harpagus bidentatus...
-
shown that such a
grouping is
polyphyletic for
Buteoninae. It is now
placed in the
subfamily Buteoninae. The
genus contains three species.
Allozyme data...
- the
family Accipitridae.
Though it is
commonly placed in the
subfamily Buteoninae, the
validity of this
group is
doubtful and
currently under review. The...
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subfamily Buteoninae together with the buzzard-hawks (buteonine hawks) and harriers. Some
authors may
treat these groups as
tribes of the
Buteoninae; Lerner...
- and others. The
genus Buteo is in the sub-family
Buteoninae known as "the real hawks", and
Buteoninae is
within the
family of Accipitridae. Accipitridae...
-
exception of
solitary eagle species.
Buteo is the type
genus of the
subfamily Buteoninae. This
subfamily traditionally includes eagles and sea-eagles, but Lerner...
- The white-throated hawk (Buteo albigula) is a bird of prey in
subfamily Buteoninae, the "soaring" hawks, of
family Accipitridae. It is
found in Argentina...
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Buteogallus and
Buteo clades. They
concluded that
Rostrhamus belonged in
Buteoninae (sensu stricto) and not in Milvinae, but
noted that more investigation...
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member of the
still extant black hawk genus, Buteogallus,
within the
Buteoninae subfamily that are
chiefly referred to as hawks, and not the Aquilinae...
