- the
Estrildidae published in 2020
found that the
African and
Indian silverbills were
sister species that had
diverged around one
million years ago. The...
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referred to as
silverbills. They were
formerly included in the
genus Lonchura. The grey-headed
silverbill,
which shares the name "
silverbill", is a member...
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Africa silverbills were
formerly placed in the
genus Lonchura. A
molecular phylogenetic study published in 2020
found that
these two
silverbills formed...
- that some
races may be
elevated to
species status.
African and
Indian silverbill are now
usually considered distinct species in the
Genus Euodice, and...
- The grey-headed
silverbill (Spermestes griseicapilla), also
known as pearl-headed mannikin, is a
species of
estrildid finch found in
eastern Africa, Ethiopia...
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Other animals exist in the
Sahara (birds in particular) such as
African silverbill and black-faced firefinch,
among others.
There are also
small desert crocodiles...
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francolin Grey
heron Grey
plover Indian peafowl Indian roller Indian silverbill Isabelline shrike Little bittern Little green bee-eater
Malabar lark Mallard...
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finch (Lonchura
striata swinhoei) with some
contribution from the
Indian silverbill or white-throated
munia (Euodice malabarica) unknown, may have been introduced...
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weavers and
several other bird species. The
exhibit also
features African silverbills,
African pygmy geese, violet-backed starlings,
splendid sunbirds, blue-naped...
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African silverbill...
