Tyranni

Scissor -tailed Flycatcher (Tyrannus forficatus )

The cry of birds ( tyrannical ) are a suborder of passerine birds ( Passeriformes ). They differ in their more primitive lower larynx ( syrinx ) of songbirds ( Passeri, Oscines ). In science, the term Suboscines is also often used as the name tyranni is also used for a child taxon.

System

The cry of birds can be divided into two geographically separate clades Eurylaimides in the tropics and subtropics of the Old World and the Tyrannides in the New World. However, a type of Eurylaimiden, the Breitschnabelpipra ( Sapayoa aenigma ) lives in America.

  • Birds cry ( tyranni, Suboscines ) Eurylaimides ( cry of birds of the Old World ) Broadbill ( Eurylaimidae )
  • Lappenpittas ( Philepittidae )
  • Pittas ( Pittidae )
  • Furnarii Antbirds ( Thamnophilidae )
  • Mosquito eater ( Conopophagidae )
  • Ameisenpittas ( Formicariidae )
  • Ovenbirds ( Furnariidae )
  • Bürzelstelzer ( Rhinocryptidae )
  • Woodcreeper ( Dendrocolaptidae )
  • Manakin ( Pipridae )
  • Flame heads ( Oxyruncidae )
  • Tyrants ( Tyrannidae )
  • Cotinga ( Cotingidae )
  • Tityridae

Swell

  • Volker Storch, Ulrich Welsch: Systematic Zoology, Fischer, 1997, ISBN 3-437-25160-0
  • Harshman, John., 2007. Suboscines. Running the September 18, 2007. In The Tree of Life Web Project
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