Definition of Corvoidea. Meaning of Corvoidea. Synonyms of Corvoidea

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- Corvoidea is a superfamily of birds in the order of P****eriformes. Corvoidea contains the following families: Vireonidaevireos Rhipiduridae – fantails...
- a separate infraorder, as they are only slightly less basal than the Corvoidea or the Picathartidae. See Jønsson & Fjeldså (2006) for details on phylogeny...
- birds in the order of P****eriformes. Previously referred to as the core Corvoidea, the evolutionary history and biogeography, behavior and eco-morphology...
- Corvides and P****erida respectively containing the large superfamilies Corvoidea and Meliphagoidea, as well as minor lineages, and the superfamilies Sylvioidea...
- indicate that it is not a true corvid, but rather a basal member of the Corvoidea radiation. Some authorities have suggested that it may belong to the helmetshrikes...
- Melanorectes Pachycephala Pseudorectes Paramythiidae Oreocharis Paramythia Psophodidae Androphobus Psophodes Malaconotoidea See belowCorvoidea See below ↓...
- right column contains details of their placement in modern systematics. Corvoidea and Meliphagoidea are placed basally among the P****eri too. They are,...
- Family Vangidae: vangas (Tephrodornithidae; Prionopidae) Superfamily Corvoidea Family Rhipiduridae: fantails Family Lamproliidae: silktail, drongo fantail...
- distantly related to crows and ravens, which are in a separate superfamily Corvoidea. Although there are several distinct forms, the number of species has...
- Melanorectes Pachycephala Pseudorectes Paramythiidae Oreocharis Paramythia Psophodidae Androphobus Psophodes Malaconotoidea See belowCorvoidea See below ↓...