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order Piciformes /ˈpɪsɪfɔːrmiːz/, the best-known of them
being the Picidae,
which includes the wood****s and
close relatives. The
Piciformes contain...
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their place in
Piciformes. The
phylogenetic relationship between the
jacamars and the
eight other families in the
order Piciformes is
shown in the cladogram...
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pests on trees. The
Picidae are one of nine
living families in the
order Piciformes, the
others being barbets (comprising
three families), toucans, toucan-barbets...
- relatives, the jacamars, they form a
divergent lineage within the
order Piciformes,
though the two
families are
sometimes elevated to a
separate order Galbuliformes...
- Late
Quaternary prehistoric birds are
avian taxa that
became extinct during the Late Quaternary – the Late
Pleistocene or
Early Holocene – and
before recorded...
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Extinct in the wild (EW): 5
species Critically endangered (CR): 223
species Endangered (EN): 460
species Vulnerable (VU): 798
species Near threatened...
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Honeyguides (family Indicatoridae) are a
family of
birds in the
order Piciformes. They are also
known as
indicator birds, or
honey birds,
although the...
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relationship between the
toucans and the
eight other families in the
order Piciformes is
shown in the
cladogram below. The
number of
species in each family...
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World barbets are a family, Capitonidae, of 15
birds in the
order Piciformes,
which inhabit humid forests in
Central and
South America. They are closely...
- 187-200. Simpson, S. F., & Cracraft, J. (1981). The
phylogenetic relationships of the
Piciformes (class Aves). The Auk, 481-494. Tree of Life
Piciformes...
