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Little Grebe (1 Viewer)

Richard Klim

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Mlíkovský 2010. Systematic notes on Asian birds: 74. A preliminary review of the grebes, family Podicipedidae. BOC Occas Publs 5: 125-131.

Treats yellow-eyed S Asian Tachybaptus ruficollis 'capensis' as subspecifically distinct (T r albescens Blanford 1877, probably including iraquensis), restricting T r capensis to the red-eyed Afrotropical population.

Richard
 
Which ssp fall under T. tricolor? I'm guessing just vulcanorum and collaris?

Hoping to squeeze another armchair tick as i've seen poggei
 
Tricolored Grebe

Which ssp fall under T. tricolor? I'm guessing just vulcanorum and collaris?
Hoping to squeeze another armchair tick as i've seen poggei
You're right - T tricolor includes just tricolor, vulcanorum and collaris. Poggei remains a subspecies of T ruficollis sensu stricto.

IOC fully adopted the proposed split of T tricolor with effect from IOC World Bird List v2.7 (Dec 2010):
www.worldbirdnames.org/updates-spp.html

v3 Draft 1 (Dec 2010) shows the assignment of subspecies:
www.worldbirdnames.org/Master_IOC_list_v3_ssp.xls

Richard
 
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