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==Taxonomy== | ==Taxonomy== | ||
Monarchidae is a family in the order [[:Category:Passeriformes|Passeriformes]].<br /> | Monarchidae is a family in the order [[:Category:Passeriformes|Passeriformes]].<br /> | ||
| − | The two [[:Category:Passeriformes|Boatbills]] have been placed in this family but are now in their own family [[:Category:Machaerirhynchidae|Machaerirhynchidae]]. | + | The two [[:Category:Passeriformes|Boatbills]] have been placed in this family but are now in their own family [[:Category:Machaerirhynchidae|Machaerirhynchidae]]. Also the genus ''[[:Category:Elminia|Elminia]]'' has been moved to the family [[:Category:Stenostiridae|Stenostiridae]], the genus ''[[:Category:Erythrocercus|Erythrocercus]]'' to the family [[:Category:Cettiidae|Cettiidae]] and the genus ''[[:Category:Lamprolia|Lamprolia]]'' to the family [[:Category:Rhipiduridae|Rhipiduridae]].<br /> |
| + | The two species of the genus [[:Category:Grallina|Grallina]] which were placed in its own family [[:Category:Grallinidae|Grallinidae]] are now placed here. Also the [[Blue-capped Ifrit]]a was moved from the family [[:Category:Eupetidae|Eupetidae]] in this family. | ||
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[[Category:Passeriformes]] | [[Category:Passeriformes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:53, 4 October 2012
Family: Monarchidae
Description
Monarch Flycatchers
Taxonomy
Monarchidae is a family in the order Passeriformes.
The two Boatbills have been placed in this family but are now in their own family Machaerirhynchidae. Also the genus Elminia has been moved to the family Stenostiridae, the genus Erythrocercus to the family Cettiidae and the genus Lamprolia to the family Rhipiduridae.
The two species of the genus Grallina which were placed in its own family Grallinidae are now placed here. Also the Blue-capped Ifrita was moved from the family Eupetidae in this family.
Subcategories
This category has the following 16 subcategories, out of 16 total.
