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Muscicapoidea is a
superfamily belonging to the
infraorder P****erides
containing the Old
World flycatchers, thrushes,
starlings and
their allies. The...
- Meliphagoidea, as well as
minor lineages, and the
superfamilies Sylvioidea,
Muscicapoidea, and P****eroidea but this
arrangement has been
found to be oversimplified...
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Samuel Rafinesque in 1815. The
starlings belong to the
superfamily Muscicapoidea,
together with thrushes,
flycatchers and chats, as well as dippers,...
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genera from the
mimid family (Mimidae) of the p****eridan
superfamily Muscicapoidea.
Among the Mimidae, they
represent independent basal lineages probably...
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analysis has
shown that the
family ****idae is a
member of the
superfamily Muscicapoidea and is
sister to the
family Muscicapidae. The two
families diverged...
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starlings and
possibly Philippine creepers.
Placement of
latter in
Muscicapoidea seems robust, but
inclusion in
Sturnidae requires confirmation; possibly...
- they are not
outright but
highly apomorphic starlings) form a
group of
Muscicapoidea which originated probably in the
Early Miocene – very
roughly 25–20...
- flycatchers, as
these three families are
distinct lineages of the
superfamily Muscicapoidea. In the mid-20th century, the ****idae and even most of the Sylvioidea...
- (phágos),
meaning "eater".
According to the more
recent studies of
Muscicapoidea phylogeny, the ox****s are an
ancient line
related to
Mimidae (mockingbirds...
- "****essing the p****erine "Tapestry":
phylogenetic relationships of the
Muscicapoidea inferred from
nuclear DNA sequences".
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution...
