- Corso,
Andrea (2001). "Plumages of
Common Stonechats in
Sicily and
comparison with
vagrant Siberian Stonechats".
British Birds. 94: 315–318. Cramp, Stanley;...
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considered a
distinct species. The
European stonechat is its
western sister species in the
Eurasian lineage of
stonechats;
their ancestors separated during the...
- Ornithologists' Union.
Retrieved 17
August 2023. Urquhart, E., & Bowley, A. (2002):
Stonechats. A
Guide to the
Genus Saxicola.
Christopher Helm, London. ISBN 0-7136-6024-4...
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Machine and
references cited therein Urquhart, E., & Bowley, A. (2002):
Stonechats. A
Guide to the
Genus Saxicola.
Christopher Helm, London. ISBN 0-7136-6024-4...
- "common
stonechat" (Saxicola torquata), but it is
quite distinct; it is
likely to be an
insular derivative of
ancestral European stonechats that colonised...
-
Three subspecies are recognised. Urquhart, E., & Bowley, A. (2002):
Stonechats. A
Guide to the
Genus Saxicola.
Christopher Helm, London. ISBN 0-7136-6024-4...
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ornithologist Leonhard Hess Stejneger. Urquhart, E., & Bowley, A. (2002):
Stonechats. A
Guide to the
Genus Saxicola.
Christopher Helm, London. ISBN 0-7136-6024-4...
-
Fuerteventura and Réunion
stonechats are
distinct species, but that in addition, the African, Madagascar, European,
Siberian and Amur
stonechats are also all separate...
- ; Sauer-Gürth, H.; Gwinner, E. (2002). "Evolutionary
relationships of
stonechats and
related species inferred from mitochondrial-DNA
sequences and genomic...
- reddish).
Though sympatric with
Asian stonechat in its range, they do not intergrade. White-tailed
stonechats are
resident in
suitable marshy habitats...
