Passerines name and family changes 1989 > 2013,
sorted by 1989 families: |
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1989 |
H&M 1989 |
H&M 1989 |
family% |
2013 |
H&M 2013 |
endemic to |
H&M 2013 |
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blue: |
suspended family |
n= |
↓ |
sequence of 1989: |
n= |
sequence of 1989: |
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checken |
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100 |
EURYLAIMIDAE |
14 |
BROADBILLS |
1 |
7% |
103 |
EURYLAIMIDAE |
8 |
TYPICAL BROADBILLS |
-6 |
||
100 |
EURYLAIMIDAE |
BROADBILLS |
6 |
43% |
105 |
CALYPTOMENIDAE |
6 |
AFRICAN AND GREEN
BROADBILLS |
+6 |
|||
101 |
DENDROCOLAPTIDAE |
52 |
WOODCREEPERS |
6 |
12% |
124 |
DENDROCOLAPTIDAE |
51 |
Neotropical |
WOODCREEPERS |
-1 |
|
102 |
FURNARIIDAE |
227 |
OVENBIRDS |
90 |
40% |
125 |
FURNARIIDAE |
229 |
Neotropical |
HORNEROS,
FOLIAGE-GLEANERS AND SPINETAILS |
+2 |
|
102 |
FURNARIIDAE |
OVENBIRDS |
17 |
7% |
123 |
SCLERURIDAE |
17 |
Neotropical |
LEAFTOSSERS |
+17 |
||
103 |
THAMNOPHILIDAE |
238 |
ANTBIRDS |
37 |
16% |
117 |
THAMNOPHILIDAE |
232 |
Neotropical |
ANTBIRDS |
-6 |
|
103 |
THAMNOPHILIDAE |
ANTBIRDS |
41 |
17% |
120 |
GRALLARIIDAE |
53 |
Neotropical |
ANTPITTAS |
+53 |
||
103 |
THAMNOPHILIDAE |
ANTBIRDS |
9 |
4% |
122 |
FORMICARIIDAE |
12 |
Neotropical |
ANT-THRUSHES |
+12 |
||
103 |
THAMNOPHILIDAE |
ANTBIRDS |
2 |
1% |
119 |
CONOPOPHAGIDAE |
Neotropical |
GNATEATERS |
0 |
|||
104 |
CONOPOPHAGIDAE |
8 |
GNATEATERS |
0 |
0% |
119 |
CONOPOPHAGIDAE |
10 |
Neotropical |
GNATEATERS |
+2 |
|
105 |
RHINOCRYPTIDAE |
30 |
TAPACULOS |
1 |
3% |
121 |
RHINOCRYPTIDAE |
57 |
Neotropical |
TAPACULOS |
+27 |
|
105 |
RHINOCRYPTIDAE |
TAPACULOS |
4 |
13% |
118 |
MELANOPAREIIDAE |
4 |
Neotropical |
CRESCENT-CHESTS |
+4 |
||
106 |
TYRANNIDAE |
396 |
TYRANT-FLYCATCHERS |
21 |
5% |
116 |
TYRANNIDAE |
305 |
New World |
TYRANT-FLYCATCHERS |
-91 |
|
106 |
TYRANNIDAE |
TYRANT-FLYCATCHERS |
89 |
22% |
115 |
PIPROMORPHIDAE |
101 |
Neotropical |
FLATBILLS |
+101 |
||
106 |
TYRANNIDAE |
TYRANT-FLYCATCHERS |
22 |
6% |
111 |
TITYRIDAE |
Neotropical |
TITYRAS |
0 |
|||
106 |
TYRANNIDAE |
TYRANT-FLYCATCHERS |
7 |
2% |
112 |
PLATYRINCHIDAE |
9 |
Neotropical |
SPADEBILLS AND
ALLIES |
+9 |
||
106 |
TYRANNIDAE |
TYRANT-FLYCATCHERS |
5 |
1% |
110 |
ONYCHORHYNCHIDAE |
5 |
Neotropical |
ROYAL FLYCATCHERS
AND ALLIES |
+5 |
||
106 |
TYRANNIDAE |
TYRANT-FLYCATCHERS |
1 |
0,3% |
114 |
TACHURISIDAE |
1 |
Neotropical |
RUSH TYRANT |
+1 |
||
107 |
PIPRIDAE |
52 |
MANAKINS |
15 |
29% |
107 |
PIPRIDAE |
48 |
Neotropical |
MANAKINS |
-4 |
|
107 |
PIPRIDAE |
MANAKINS |
3 |
6% |
111 |
TITYRIDAE |
35 |
Neotropical |
TITYRAS |
+35 |
||
107 |
PIPRIDAE |
MANAKINS |
3 |
6% |
113 |
PIPRITIDAE |
3 |
Neotropical |
PIPRITES |
+3 |
||
107 |
PIPRIDAE |
MANAKINS |
1 |
2% |
106 |
SAPAYOIDAE |
1 |
Neotropical |
SAPAYOA |
+1 |
||
107 |
PIPRIDAE |
MANAKINS |
1 |
2% |
112 |
PLATYRINCHIDAE |
Neotropical |
SPADEBILLS AND
ALLIES |
0 |
|||
108 |
COTINGIDAE |
61 |
COTINGAS |
5 |
8% |
108 |
COTINGIDAE |
65 |
Neotropical |
COTINGAS |
+4 |
|
108 |
COTINGIDAE |
COTINGAS |
4 |
7% |
111 |
TITYRIDAE |
Neotropical |
TITYRAS |
0 |
|||
108 |
COTINGIDAE |
COTINGAS |
1 |
2% |
112 |
PLATYRINCHIDAE |
Neotropical |
SPADEBILLS AND
ALLIES |
0 |
|||
109 |
OXYRUNCIDAE |
1 |
SHARPBILL |
0 |
0% |
109 |
OXYRUNCIDAE |
1 |
Neotropical |
SHARPBILL |
0 |
|
110 |
PHYTOTOMIDAE |
3 |
PLANTCUTTERS |
3 |
100% |
108 |
COTINGIDAE |
Neotropical |
COTINGAS |
-3 |
||
111 |
PITTIDAE |
29 |
PITTAS |
0 |
0% |
102 |
PITTIDAE |
29 |
PITTAS |
0 |
||
112 |
XENICIDAE |
3 |
NEW ZEALAND WRENS |
3 |
100% |
101 |
ACANTHISITTIDAE |
3 |
Austalasian |
ROCKWRENS AND
BUSHWRENS |
0 |
|
113 |
PHILEPITTIDAE |
4 |
ASITIES |
0 |
0% |
104 |
PHILEPITTIDAE |
4 |
Afrotropical |
ASITIES |
0 |
|
114 |
MENURIDAE |
2 |
LYREBIRDS |
0 |
0% |
126 |
MENURIDAE |
2 |
Austalasian |
LYREBIRDS |
0 |
|
115 |
ATRICHORNITHIDAE |
2 |
SCRUBBIRDS |
0 |
0% |
127 |
ATRICHORNITHIDAE |
2 |
Austalasian |
SCRUBBIRDS |
0 |
|
116 |
ALAUDIDAE |
81 |
LARKS |
19 |
23% |
202 |
ALAUDIDAE |
93 |
LARKS |
+12 |
positioned
substantially downwards |
|
117 |
HIRUNDINIDAE |
82 |
SWALLOWS AND
MARTINS |
31 |
38% |
211 |
HIRUNDINIDAE |
84 |
SWALLOWS |
+2 |
as above |
|
118 |
MOTACILLIDAE |
58 |
WAGTAILS AND PIPITS |
1 |
2% |
183 |
MOTACILLIDAE |
67 |
WAGTAILS AND PIPITS |
+9 |
||
119 |
CAMPEPHAGIDAE |
77 |
CUCKOOSHRIKES |
31 |
40% |
143 |
CAMPEPHAGIDAE |
85 |
MINIVETS AND
CUCKOOSHRIKES |
+8 |
||
119 |
CAMPEPHAGIDAE |
CUCKOOSHRIKES |
3 |
4% |
157 |
VANGIDAE |
VANGAS,
HELMET-SHRIKES AND SHRIKE-FLYCATCHERS |
0 |
||||
119 |
CAMPEPHAGIDAE |
CUCKOOSHRIKES |
1 |
1% |
236 |
TURDIDAE |
THRUSHES |
0 |
||||
120 |
PYCNONOTIDAE |
121 |
BULBULS |
37 |
31% |
212 |
PYCNONOTIDAE |
130 |
BULBULS |
+9 |
positioned
substantially downwards |
|
120 |
PYCNONOTIDAE |
BULBULS |
5 |
4% |
208 |
BERNIERIDAE |
Afrotropical |
MADAGASCAR
WARBLERS |
0 |
|||
120 |
PYCNONOTIDAE |
BULBULS |
1 |
1% |
157 |
VANGIDAE |
VANGAS,
HELMET-SHRIKES AND SHRIKE-FLYCATCHERS |
0 |
||||
120 |
PYCNONOTIDAE |
BULBULS |
1 |
1% |
206 |
LOCUSTELLIDAE |
GRASSBIRDS AND
ALLIES |
0 |
||||
121 |
IRENIDAE |
14 |
LEAFBIRDS AND IORAS |
0 |
0% |
175 |
IRENIDAE |
13 |
Oriental |
FAIRY-BLUEBIRDS AND
LEAFBIRDS |
-1 |
|
121 |
IRENIDAE |
LEAFBIRDS AND IORAS |
4 |
29% |
159 |
AEGITHINIDAE |
4 |
Oriental |
IORAS |
+4 |
||
122 |
LANIIDAE |
82 |
SHRIKES |
1 |
1% |
163 |
LANIIDAE |
34 |
SHRIKES |
-48 |
||
122 |
LANIIDAE |
SHRIKES |
42 |
51% |
160 |
MALACONOTIDAE |
46 |
BUSH-SHRIKES,
PUFFBACKS AND TCHAGRAS |
+46 |
|||
122 |
LANIIDAE |
SHRIKES |
7 |
9% |
157 |
VANGIDAE |
VANGAS,
HELMET-SHRIKES AND SHRIKE-FLYCATCHERS |
0 |
||||
122 |
LANIIDAE |
SHRIKES |
3 |
4% |
201 |
NICATORIDAE |
3 |
Afrotropical |
NICATORS |
+3 |
||
122 |
LANIIDAE |
SHRIKES |
1 |
1% |
156 |
PLATYSTEIRIDAE |
WATTLE-EYES AND
BATISES |
0 |
||||
122 |
LANIIDAE |
SHRIKES |
1 |
1% |
158 |
PITYRIASIDAE |
1 |
Oriental |
BRISTLEHEAD |
+1 |
||
123 |
VANGIDAE |
13 |
VANGA SHRIKES |
1 |
8% |
157 |
VANGIDAE |
36 |
VANGAS,
HELMET-SHRIKES AND SHRIKE-FLYCATCHERS |
+23 |
||
124 |
BOMBYCILLIDAE |
8 |
WAXWINGS |
4 |
50% |
225 |
PTILIOGONATIDAE |
4 |
SILKY-FLYCATCHERS |
-4 |
||
124 |
BOMBYCILLIDAE |
WAXWINGS |
1 |
13% |
224 |
HYPOCOLIIDAE |
2 |
HYPOCOLIUS AND
ALLIES |
+2 |
|||
124 |
BOMBYCILLIDAE |
WAXWINGS |
0 |
0% |
223 |
BOMBYCILLIDAE |
3 |
WAXWINGS |
+3 |
positioned
substantially downwards |
||
125 |
DULIDAE |
1 |
PALMCHAT |
0 |
0% |
222 |
DULIDAE |
1 |
Neotropical |
PALMCHAT |
0 |
as above |
126 |
CINCLIDAE* |
5 |
DIPPERS |
0 |
0% |
234 |
CINCLIDAE |
5 |
DIPPERS |
0 |
positioned
substantially downwards |
|
127 |
TROGLODYTIDAE* |
69 |
WRENS |
1 |
1% |
207 |
DONACOBIIDAE |
1 |
Neotropical |
DONACOBIUS |
-68 |
|
127 |
TROGLODYTIDAE* |
WRENS |
24 |
35% |
229 |
TROGLODYTIDAE |
84 |
WRENS |
+84 |
positioned
substantially downwards |
||
128 |
MIMIDAE* |
30 |
MOCKINGBIRDS,
THRASHERS |
2 |
7% |
232 |
MIMIDAE |
34 |
MOCKINGBIRDS,
THRASHERS |
+4 |
as above |
|
129 |
PRUNELLIDAE |
12 |
ACCENTORS |
0 |
0% |
177 |
PRUNELLIDAE |
12 |
ACCENTORS |
0 |
||
130 |
TURDIDAE* |
329 |
THRUSHES AND CHATS |
25 |
8% |
236 |
TURDIDAE |
156 |
THRUSHES |
-173 |
positioned
substantially downwards |
|
130 |
TURDIDAE* |
THRUSHES AND CHATS |
168 |
51% |
235 |
MUSCICAPIDAE |
CHATS AND FLYCATCHERS |
0 |
||||
130 |
TURDIDAE* |
THRUSHES AND CHATS |
4 |
1% |
171 |
PETROICIDAE |
Australasian |
AUSTRALASIAN
ROBINS |
0 |
|||
130 |
TURDIDAE* |
THRUSHES AND CHATS |
2 |
1% |
172 |
PROMEROPIDAE |
5 |
Afrotropical |
SUGARBIRDS AND
ALLIES |
+5 |
||
130 |
TURDIDAE* |
THRUSHES AND CHATS |
1 |
0,3% |
170 |
EUPETIDAE |
4 |
ROCKFOWL, ROCKJUMPER
AND RAIL-BABBLER |
+4 |
|||
131 |
ORTHONYCHIDAE |
19 |
LOGRUNNERS |
0 |
0% |
135 |
ORTHONYCHIDAE |
3 |
Australasian |
LOGRUNNERS |
-16 |
|
131 |
ORTHONYCHIDAE* |
LOGRUNNERS |
8 |
42% |
144 |
CINCLOSOMATIDAE |
10 |
Australasian |
QUAIL-THRUSHES
AND JEWEL-BABBLERS |
+10 |
||
131 |
ORTHONYCHIDAE* |
LOGRUNNERS |
4 |
21% |
148 |
PSOPHODIDAE |
5 |
Australasian |
WHIPBIRDS AND
WEDGEBILLS |
+5 |
||
131 |
ORTHONYCHIDAE* |
LOGRUNNERS |
2 |
11% |
167 |
MELAMPITTIDAE |
2 |
Australasian |
MELAMPITTAS |
+2 |
||
131 |
ORTHONYCHIDAE* |
LOGRUNNERS |
1 |
5% |
168 |
IFRITIDAE |
1 |
Australasian |
IFRIT |
+1 |
||
131 |
ORTHONYCHIDAE* |
LOGRUNNERS |
1 |
5% |
170 |
EUPETIDAE |
ROCKFOWL,
ROCKJUMPER AND RAIL-BABBLER |
0 |
||||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
255 |
BABBLERS |
13 |
5% |
218 |
TIMALIIDAE |
46 |
Oriental |
SCIMITAR BABBLERS
AND ALLIES |
-209 |
positioned
substantially downwards |
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
112 |
44% |
220 |
LEIOTHRICHIDAE |
125 |
BABBLERS,
LAUGHING-THRUSHES AND ALLIES |
+125 |
|||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
49 |
19% |
219 |
PELLORNEIDAE |
53 |
SMALLER BABBLERS |
+53 |
|||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
16 |
6% |
217 |
ZOSTEROPIDAE |
WHITE-EYES |
0 |
||||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
12 |
5% |
216 |
SYLVIIDAE |
SYLVIA WARBLERS,
PARROTBILLS AND ALLIES |
0 |
||||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
6 |
2% |
151 |
VIREONIDAE |
SHRIKE-BABBLERS,
ERPORNIS AND VIREOS |
0 |
||||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
4 |
2% |
136 |
POMATOSTOMIDAE |
5 |
Australasian |
AUSTRALASIAN
BABBLERS |
+5 |
||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
4 |
2% |
205 |
CISTICOLIDAE |
CISTICOLAS |
0 |
||||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
3 |
1% |
208 |
BERNIERIDAE |
11 |
Afrotropical |
MADAGASCAR
WARBLERS |
+11 |
||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
2 |
1% |
210 |
PNOEPYGIDAE |
4 |
Oriental |
WREN BABBLERS |
+4 |
||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
1 |
0,4% |
157 |
VANGIDAE |
VANGAS,
HELMET-SHRIKES AND SHRIKE-FLYCATCHERS |
0 |
||||
132 |
TIMALIIDAE* |
BABBLERS |
1 |
0,4% |
172 |
PROMEROPIDAE |
Afrotropical |
SUGARBIRDS AND
ALLIES |
0 |
|||
133 |
PANURIDAE |
19 |
PARROTBILLS |
0 |
0% |
203 |
PANURIDAE |
1 |
Palearctic |
BEARDED REEDLING |
-18 |
positioned
substantially downwards |
133 |
PANURIDAE* |
PARROTBILLS |
17 |
89% |
216 |
SYLVIIDAE |
SYLVIA WARBLERS, PARROTBILLS
AND ALLIES |
0 |
||||
134 |
PICATHARTIDAE* |
2 |
BALD CROWS |
2 |
100% |
170 |
EUPETIDAE |
ROCKFOWL,
ROCKJUMPER AND RAIL-BABBLER |
-2 |
|||
135 |
POLIOPTILIDAE* |
13 |
GNATCATCHERS |
0 |
0% |
230 |
POLIOPTILIDAE |
15 |
New World |
GNATCATCHERS |
+2 |
positioned
substantially downwards |
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
364 |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
20 |
5% |
216 |
SYLVIIDAE |
62 |
SYLVIA WARBLERS,
PARROTBILLS AND ALLIES |
-302 |
as above |
|
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
125 |
34% |
205 |
CISTICOLIDAE |
139 |
CISTICOLAS |
+139 |
|||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
52 |
14% |
213 |
PHYLLOSCOPIDAE |
79 |
OLD WORLD LEAF
WARBLERS |
+79 |
|||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
45 |
12% |
206 |
LOCUSTELLIDAE |
58 |
GRASSBIRDS AND
ALLIES |
+58 |
|||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
37 |
10% |
209 |
ACROCEPHALIDAE |
53 |
BRUSH, REED AND
SWAMP WARBLERS |
+53 |
|||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
28 |
8% |
214 |
SCOTOCERCIDAE |
37 |
BUSH WARBLERS AND
ALLIES |
+37 |
|||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
18 |
5% |
204 |
MACROSPHENIDAE |
18 |
Afrotropical |
CROMBECS,
LONGBILLS AND ALLIES |
+18 |
||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
5 |
1% |
221 |
REGULIDAE |
6 |
GOLDCRESTS OR
KINGLETS |
+6 |
|||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
4 |
1% |
157 |
VANGIDAE |
VANGAS,
HELMET-SHRIKES AND SHRIKE-FLYCATCHERS |
0 |
||||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
3 |
1% |
197 |
HYLIOTIDAE |
3 |
Afrotropical |
HYLIOTAS |
+3 |
||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
2 |
1% |
208 |
BERNIERIDAE |
Afrotropical |
MADAGASCAR
WARBLERS |
0 |
|||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
2 |
1% |
215 |
AEGITHALIDAE |
LONG-TAILED TITS |
0 |
||||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
2 |
1% |
219 |
PELLORNEIDAE |
SMALLER BABBLERS |
0 |
||||
136 |
SYLVIIDAE* |
OLD WORLD WARBLERS |
1 |
0,3% |
198 |
STENOSTIRIDAE |
9 |
FAIRY-FLYCATCHER
AND CRESTED -FLYCATCHERS |
+9 |
|||
137 |
MUSCICAPIDAE |
108 |
OLD WORLD
FLYCATCHERS |
47 |
44% |
235 |
MUSCICAPIDAE |
303 |
CHATS AND FLYCATCHERS |
+195 |
||
137 |
MUSCICAPIDAE |
OLD WORLD
FLYCATCHERS |
2 |
2% |
198 |
STENOSTIRIDAE |
FAIRY-FLYCATCHER
AND CRESTED -FLYCATCHERS |
0 |
||||
138 |
PLATYSTEIRIDAE* |
31 |
WATTLE-EYES AND
PUFF-BACK FLYCATCHERS |
6 |
19% |
156 |
PLATYSTEIRIDAE |
29 |
WATTLE-EYES AND
BATISES |
-2 |
||
138 |
PLATYSTEIRIDAE* |
WATTLE-EYES AND
PUFF-BACK FLYCATCHERS |
3 |
10% |
157 |
VANGIDAE |
VANGAS,
HELMET-SHRIKES AND SHRIKE-FLYCATCHERS |
0 |
||||
139 |
MALURIDAE* |
24 |
AUSTRALASIAN WRENS |
2 |
8% |
130 |
MALURIDAE |
32 |
Australasian |
FAIRYWRENS AND
GRASSWRENS |
+8 |
|
140 |
ACANTHIZIDAE |
71 |
THORNBILLS AND
FLYEATERS |
6 |
8% |
134 |
ACANTHIZIDAE |
59 |
GERYGONES AND
THORNBILLS |
-12 |
||
140 |
ACANTHIZIDAE |
THORNBILLS AND
FLYEATERS |
5 |
7% |
132 |
MELIPHAGIDAE |
178 |
Australasian |
HONEYEATERS |
+178 |
||
140 |
ACANTHIZIDAE |
THORNBILLS AND
FLYEATERS |
2 |
3% |
131 |
DASYORNITHIDAE |
3 |
Australasian |
BRISTLEBIRDS |
+3 |
||
140 |
ACANTHIZIDAE |
THORNBILLS AND
FLYEATERS |
2 |
3% |
141 |
MOHOUIDAE |
2 |
Australasian |
YELLOWHEAD AND
ALLIES |
+2 |
||
141 |
MONARCHIDAE* |
133 |
MONARCHS AND FANTAILS |
25 |
19% |
165 |
MONARCHIDAE |
93 |
MONARCHS |
-40 |
||
141 |
MONARCHIDAE* |
MONARCHS AND FANTAILS |
38 |
29% |
162 |
RHIPIDURIDAE |
47 |
FANTAILS |
+47 |
|||
141 |
MONARCHIDAE* |
MONARCHS AND FANTAILS |
6 |
5% |
198 |
STENOSTIRIDAE |
FAIRY-FLYCATCHER
AND CRESTED -FLYCATCHERS |
0 |
||||
141 |
MONARCHIDAE* |
MONARCHS AND FANTAILS |
3 |
2% |
214 |
SCOTOCERCIDAE |
BUSH WARBLERS AND
ALLIES |
0 |
||||
141 |
MONARCHIDAE* |
MONARCHS AND FANTAILS |
2 |
2% |
154 |
MACHAERIRHYNCHIDAE |
2 |
Australasian |
BOATBILLS |
+2 |
||
141 |
MONARCHIDAE* |
MONARCHS AND FANTAILS |
2 |
2% |
155 |
ARTAMIDAE |
WOODSWALLOWS, AUSTRALIAN MAGPIES AND ALLIES |
0 |
||||
141 |
MONARCHIDAE* |
MONARCHS AND FANTAILS |
2 |
2% |
157 |
VANGIDAE |
VANGAS,
HELMET-SHRIKES AND SHRIKE-FLYCATCHERS |
0 |
||||
142 |
EOPSALTRIIDAE |
39 |
AUSTRALASIAN
ROBINS |
39 |
100% |
171 |
PETROICIDAE |
49 |
Australasian |
AUSTRALASIAN
ROBINS |
+10 |
|
143 |
PACHYCEPHALIDAE* |
52 |
WHISTLERS |
5 |
10% |
145 |
PACHYCEPHALIDAE |
49 |
WHISTLERS |
-3 |
||
143 |
PACHYCEPHALIDAE* |
WHISTLERS |
3 |
6% |
147 |
OREOICIDAE |
3 |
Australasian |
AUSTRALO-PAPUAN
BELLBIRDS |
+3 |
||
143 |
PACHYCEPHALIDAE* |
WHISTLERS |
2 |
4% |
152 |
ORIOLIDAE |
ORIOLES, FIGBIRDS AND ALLIES |
0 |
||||
143 |
PACHYCEPHALIDAE* |
WHISTLERS |
1 |
2% |
134 |
ACANTHIZIDAE |
GERYGONES AND
THORNBILLS |
0 |
||||
143 |
PACHYCEPHALIDAE* |
WHISTLERS |
1 |
2% |
146 |
FALCUNCULIDAE |
3 |
Australasian |
SHRIKE-TITS |
+3 |
||
143 |
PACHYCEPHALIDAE* |
WHISTLERS |
1 |
2% |
149 |
EULACESTOMATIDAE |
1 |
Australasian |
PLOUGHBILL |
+1 |
||
143 |
PACHYCEPHALIDAE* |
WHISTLERS |
1 |
2% |
153 |
RHAGOLOGIDAE |
1 |
Australasian |
FALSE WHISTLER |
+1 |
||
143 |
PACHYCEPHALIDAE* |
WHISTLERS |
1 |
2% |
224 |
HYPOCOLIIDAE |
HYPOCOLIUS AND
ALLIES |
0 |
||||
144 |
AEGITHALIDAE |
8 |
LONG-TAILED TITS |
0 |
0% |
215 |
AEGITHALIDAE |
10 |
LONG-TAILED TITS |
+2 |
||
145 |
REMIZIDAE |
10 |
PENDULINE TITS |
1 |
10% |
200 |
REMIZIDAE |
10 |
PENDULINE TITS |
0 |
||
145 |
REMIZIDAE |
PENDULINE TITS |
1 |
10% |
199 |
PARIDAE |
TITS, CHICKADEES |
0 |
||||
146 |
PARIDAE |
50 |
TITS, CHICKADEES |
44 |
88% |
199 |
PARIDAE |
59 |
TITS, CHICKADEES |
+9 |
||
147 |
SITTIDAE |
25 |
NUTHATCHES |
3 |
12% |
142 |
NEOSITTIDAE |
3 |
Australasian |
SITTELLAS |
-22 |
|
147 |
SITTIDAE |
NUTHATCHES |
0 |
0% |
228 |
SITTIDAE |
28 |
NUTHATCHES, SALPORNISES AND WALLCREEPER |
+28 |
|||
148 |
CERTHIIDAE |
7 |
TREECREEPERS |
0 |
0% |
227 |
CERTHIIDAE |
9 |
TREECREEPERS |
+2 |
||
148 |
CERTHIIDAE |
TREECREEPERS |
1 |
14% |
228 |
SITTIDAE |
NUTHATCHES, SALPORNISES AND WALLCREEPER |
0 |
||||
149 |
RHABDORNITHIDAE |
2 |
PHILIPPINE
CREEPERS |
2 |
100% |
233 |
STURNIDAE |
STARLINGS |
-2 |
|||
150 |
CLIMACTERIDAE |
7 |
AUSTRALIAN
TREECREEPERS |
2 |
29% |
129 |
CLIMACTERIDAE |
7 |
Austalasian |
AUSTRALIAN
TREECREEPERS |
0 |
|
151 |
DICAEIDAE |
58 |
FLOWERPECKERS |
0 |
0% |
173 |
DICAEIDAE |
45 |
FLOWERPECKERS |
-13 |
||
151 |
DICAEIDAE |
FLOWERPECKERS |
5 |
9% |
137 |
MELANOCHARITIDAE |
9 |
Australasian |
BERRYPECKERS |
+9 |
||
151 |
DICAEIDAE |
FLOWERPECKERS |
4 |
7% |
133 |
PARDALOTIDAE |
4 |
Australasian |
PARDALOTES |
+4 |
||
151 |
DICAEIDAE |
FLOWERPECKERS |
2 |
3% |
150 |
PARAMYTHIIDAE |
2 |
Australasian |
PAINTED
BERRYPECKERS |
+2 |
||
152 |
NECTARINIIDAE |
120 |
SUNBIRDS |
77 |
64% |
174 |
NECTARINIIDAE |
136 |
SUNBIRDS |
+16 |
||
153 |
ZOSTEROPIDAE |
85 |
WHITE-EYES |
15 |
18% |
217 |
ZOSTEROPIDAE |
119 |
WHITE-EYES |
+34 |
||
153 |
ZOSTEROPIDAE |
WHITE-EYES |
1 |
1% |
182 |
PASSERIDAE |
SPARROWS,
SNOWFINCHES AND ALLIES |
0 |
||||
154 |
MELIPHAGIDAE |
172 |
HONEYEATERS |
33 |
19% |
132 |
MELIPHAGIDAE |
Australasian |
HONEYEATERS |
-172 |
||
154 |
MELIPHAGIDAE |
HONEYEATERS |
4 |
2% |
137 |
MELANOCHARITIDAE |
Australasian |
BERRYPECKERS |
0 |
|||
154 |
MELIPHAGIDAE |
HONEYEATERS |
1 |
1% |
140 |
NOTIOMYSTIDAE |
1 |
Australasian |
STITCHBIRD |
+1 |
||
154 |
MELIPHAGIDAE |
HONEYEATERS |
2 |
1% |
172 |
PROMEROPIDAE |
Afrotropical |
SUGARBIRDS AND
ALLIES |
0 |
|||
154 |
MELIPHAGIDAE |
HONEYEATERS |
2 |
1% |
217 |
ZOSTEROPIDAE |
WHITE-EYES |
0 |
||||
155 |
EMBERIZIDAE** |
583 |
BUNTINGS, CARDINALS AND TANAGERS |
26 |
4% |
187 |
EMBERIZIDAE |
41 |
OLD WORLD BUNTINGS |
-542 |
||
155 |
EMBERIZIDAE** |
BUNTINGS, CARDINALS AND TANAGERS |
332 |
57% |
196 |
THRAUPIDAE |
371 |
Neotropical |
TANAGERS |
+371 |
||
155 |
EMBERIZIDAE** |
BUNTINGS, CARDINALS AND TANAGERS |
105 |
18% |
188 |
PASSERELLIDAE |
127 |
NEW WORLD
SPARROWS AND ALLIES |
+127 |
|||
155 |
EMBERIZIDAE** |
BUNTINGS, CARDINALS AND TANAGERS |
48 |
8% |
195 |
CARDINALIDAE |
48 |
CARDINALS,
GROSBEAKS AND ALLIES |
+48 |
|||
155 |
EMBERIZIDAE** |
BUNTINGS, CARDINALS AND TANAGERS |
31 |
5% |
184 |
FRINGILLIDAE |
FINCHES, EUPHONIAS AND HAWAIIAN
HONEYCREEPERS |
0 |
||||
155 |
EMBERIZIDAE** |
BUNTINGS, CARDINALS AND TANAGERS |
6 |
1% |
185 |
PLECTROPHENACIDAE |
6 |
LONGSPURS, SNOW
BUNTINGS |
+6 |
|||
155 |
EMBERIZIDAE** |
BUNTINGS, CARDINALS AND TANAGERS |
4 |
1% |
194 |
MITROSPINGIDAE |
4 |
Neotropical |
ABERRANT TANAGERS |
+4 |
||
155 |
EMBERIZIDAE** |
BUNTINGS, CARDINALS AND TANAGERS |
2 |
0,3% |
189 |
PHAENICOPHILIDAE |
4 |
Neotropical |
WARBLER TANAGERS |
+4 |
||
155 |
EMBERIZIDAE** |
BUNTINGS, CARDINALS AND TANAGERS |
1 |
0,2% |
186 |
RHODINOCICHLIDAE |
1 |
Neotropical |
THRUSH TANAGER |
+1 |
||
155 |
EMBERIZIDAE** |
BUNTINGS, CARDINALS AND TANAGERS |
1 |
0,2% |
193 |
CALYPTOPHILIDAE |
2 |
Neotropical |
CHAT TANAGERS |
+2 |
||
156 |
COEREBIDAE |
1 |
BANANAQUIT |
1 |
100% |
196 |
THRAUPIDAE |
Neotropical |
TANAGERS |
-1 |
||
157 |
PARULIDAE |
125 |
NEW WORLD WOOD
WARBLERS |
60 |
48% |
191 |
PARULIDAE |
106 |
NEW WORLD WOOD
WARBLERS |
-19 |
||
157 |
PARULIDAE |
NEW WORLD WOOD
WARBLERS |
11 |
9% |
196 |
THRAUPIDAE |
Neotropical |
TANAGERS |
0 |
|||
157 |
PARULIDAE |
NEW WORLD WOOD
WARBLERS |
3 |
2% |
195 |
CARDINALIDAE |
CARDINALS,
GROSBEAKS AND ALLIES |
0 |
||||
157 |
PARULIDAE |
NEW WORLD WOOD
WARBLERS |
2 |
2% |
189 |
PHAENICOPHILIDAE |
WARBLER TANAGERS |
0 |
||||
157 |
PARULIDAE |
NEW WORLD WOOD
WARBLERS |
1 |
1% |
178 |
PEUCEDRAMIDAE |
1 |
New World |
PEUCEDRAMUS
(OLIVE WARBLER) |
+1 |
||
157 |
PARULIDAE |
NEW WORLD WOOD
WARBLERS |
3 |
2% |
190 |
ZELEDONIIDAE |
3 |
Neotropical |
WREN-THRUSH AND
ALLIES |
+3 |
||
157 |
PARULIDAE |
NEW WORLD WOOD
WARBLERS |
1 |
1% |
192 |
ICTERIDAE |
NEW WORLD
BLACKBIRDS |
0 |
||||
158 |
DREPANIDIDAE** |
20 |
HAWAIIAN
HONEYCREEPERS |
16 |
80% |
184 |
FRINGILLIDAE |
FINCHES, EUPHONIAS AND HAWAIIAN
HONEYCREEPERS |
-20 |
|||
159 |
VIREONIDAE |
47 |
VIREOS |
0 |
0% |
151 |
VIREONIDAE |
62 |
SHRIKE-BABBLERS,
ERPORNIS AND VIREOS |
+15 |
||
160 |
ICTERIDAE |
96 |
NEW WORLD
BLACKBIRDS |
16 |
17% |
192 |
ICTERIDAE |
104 |
NEW WORLD
BLACKBIRDS |
+8 |
||
161 |
FRINGILLIDAE |
124 |
FINCHES |
74 |
60% |
184 |
FRINGILLIDAE |
197 |
FINCHES, EUPHONIAS AND HAWAIIAN
HONEYCREEPERS |
+73 |
||
161 |
FRINGILLIDAE |
FINCHES |
1 |
1% |
176 |
UROCYNCHRAMIDAE |
1 |
Palearctic |
PRZEVALSKI'S
ROSEFINCH |
+1 |
||
162 |
ESTRILDIDAE*** |
133 |
WAXBILLS |
21 |
16% |
180 |
ESTRILDIDAE |
131 |
WAXBILLS |
-2 |
||
162 |
ESTRILDIDAE*** |
WAXBILLS |
1 |
1% |
214 |
SCOTOCERCIDAE |
BUSH WARBLERS AND
ALLIES |
0 |
||||
163 |
PLOCEIDAE |
161 |
WEAVERS AND SPARROWS |
3 |
2% |
179 |
PLOCEIDAE |
115 |
WEAVERS |
-46 |
||
163 |
PLOCEIDAE |
WEAVERS AND SPARROWS |
28 |
17% |
182 |
PASSERIDAE |
38 |
SPARROWS,
SNOWFINCHES AND ALLIES |
+38 |
|||
163 |
PLOCEIDAE |
WEAVERS AND SPARROWS |
11 |
7% |
181 |
VIDUIDAE |
20 |
Afrotropical |
INDIGOBIRDS |
+20 |
||
164 |
STURNIDAE |
108 |
STARLINGS |
29 |
27% |
233 |
STURNIDAE |
111 |
STARLINGS |
+3 |
||
164 |
STURNIDAE |
STARLINGS |
2 |
2% |
231 |
BUPHAGIDAE |
2 |
Afrotropical |
OXPECKERS |
+2 |
||
165 |
ORIOLIDAE |
26 |
ORIOLES |
0 |
0% |
152 |
ORIOLIDAE |
33 |
ORIOLES, FIGBIRDS AND ALLIES |
+7 |
||
166 |
DICRURIDAE |
22 |
DRONGOS |
1 |
5% |
162 |
RHIPIDURIDAE |
FANTAILS |
-22 |
|||
166 |
DICRURIDAE |
DRONGOS |
0 |
0% |
161 |
DICRURIDAE |
22 |
DRONGOS |
+22 |
|||
167 |
CALLAEIDAE |
2 |
WATTLEBIRDS |
1 |
50% |
139 |
CALLAEIDAE |
2 |
Australasian |
WATTLEBIRDS |
0 |
|
168 |
GRALLINIDAE |
4 |
MAGPIE LARKS |
2 |
50% |
165 |
MONARCHIDAE |
MONARCHS |
-4 |
|||
168 |
GRALLINIDAE |
MAGPIE LARKS |
2 |
50% |
166 |
CORCORACIDAE |
2 |
Australasian |
AUSTRALIAN
MUDNESTERS |
+2 |
||
169 |
ARTAMIDAE |
10 |
WOODSWALLOWS |
0 |
0% |
155 |
ARTAMIDAE |
24 |
WOODSWALLOWS, AUSTRALIAN MAGPIES AND ALLIES |
+14 |
||
170 |
CRACTICIDAE |
10 |
BUTCHER BIRDS |
10 |
100% |
155 |
ARTAMIDAE |
WOODSWALLOWS, AUSTRALIAN MAGPIES AND ALLIES |
-10 |
|||
171 |
PTILONORHYNCHIDAE |
18 |
BOWERBIRDS |
0 |
0% |
128 |
PTILONORHYNCHIDAE |
19 |
Austalasian |
BOWERBIRDS |
+1 |
positioned
substantially upwards (not related to Paradisaeidae) |
172 |
PARADISAEIDAE**** |
42 |
BIRDS OF PARADISE |
7 |
17% |
169 |
PARADISAEIDAE |
41 |
Australasian |
BIRDS OF PARADISE |
-1 |
|
172 |
PARADISAEIDAE**** |
BIRDS OF PARADISE |
3 |
7% |
138 |
CNEMOPHILIDAE |
3 |
Australasian |
SATINBIRDS |
+3 |
||
172 |
PARADISAEIDAE**** |
BIRDS OF PARADISE |
1 |
2% |
132 |
MELIPHAGIDAE |
Australasian |
HONEYEATERS |
0 |
|||
173 |
CORVIDAE |
113 |
CROWS AND JAYS |
6 |
5% |
164 |
CORVIDAE |
126 |
CROWS AND JAYS |
+13 |
||
173 |
CORVIDAE |
CROWS AND JAYS |
1 |
1% |
199 |
PARIDAE |
TITS, CHICKADEES |
0 |
||||
5423 |
2703 |
6008 |
+585 |
|||||||||
blue: |
suspended family |
red: |
new family |
|||||||||
remaining % to 100 per family
refer to species that didn't change name or didn't move family or were
suspended as full species (mostly downgraded to subspecies): |
||||||||||||
note: upgraded species are not
listed |
||||||||||||
families that
remain the same refer to genus name changes within that family |
||||||||||||
genus name changes
also partially at family changes |
||||||||||||
* in previous years
included in Muscicapidae by some authorities as subfamily with -inae
extension; Platysteiridae, Rhipiduridae sometimes in Monarchidae;
Polioptilidae, Maluridae sometimes in Sylviidae; Paradoxornithidae,
Picathartidae |
||||||||||||
** in previous
years (as subfamilies Emberizinae, Drepanidinae, also Thraupinae,
Cardinalinae, Catamblyrhynchinae) included in Fringillidae (Emberiza as
species sometimes in subfamily Fringillinae) by specific authorities |
||||||||||||
*** Estrildidae in
previous years (as subfamily Estrildinae) included in Ploceidae by specific
authorities |
||||||||||||
**** Jan van
Linschoten 1598: they always live in the air and turn towards the sun and
they avoid the ground as long as they live because they have no legs and
wings (cut off by native hunters) |
||||||||||||
evolutionary
sequence of (last three) Passerine families |
||||||||||||
earlier: |
1989 |
2013 |
IOC 2020 |
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Fringillidae |
Ptilonorhynchidae |
Cinclidae |
Mitrospingidae |
|||||||||
Ploceidae |
Paradisaeidae |
Muscicapidae |
Cardinalidae |
|||||||||
(Estrildidae) |
Corvidae |
Turdidae |
Thraupidae |
|||||||||
separate lineages stretching
back 'only' 13 million years ago |
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Source: The Howard and Moore
complete checklist of the birds of the world |
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