2018
DOI: 10.21726/abc.v5i3.530
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Phyllomyias griseocapilla Sclater, 1862 (piolhinhoserrano) (Aves, Tyrannidae): novas informações sobre a sua nidificação

Abstract: Phyllomyias griseocapilla (piolhinho-serrano) é uma ave quase ameaçadaglobalmente, endêmica do Brasil e da floresta atlântica. Assim como os demais aspectos de sua biologia reprodutiva, poucas informações estão disponíveis sobre seu ninho. No presente estudo, são apresentadas observações sobre um ninho da espécie, encontrado no município de Botuverá, Santa Catarina (27º11’31”S e 49°02’44”O, 75 m a.n.m.), com formato fechado / retorta /pendente alongado, características diferentes dos demais ninhos previamente … Show more

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“…) are open cups, and differ from the single known purse-shaped nest attributed to P. virescens, which we believe actually belongs to Phylloscartes ventralis (Castelino and Saibene 1989, see above). The phylogenetically isolated Gray-capped Tyrannulet (P. griseocapilla) was recently found to be sister to Zimmerius (Harvey et al 2020) and, accordingly, builds a distinctive globular nest made mostly of Tillandsia usneoides, unlike those of any Phyllomyias (Piato et al 2015, Legal 2018). The fourth group includes P. burmeisteri (nominate and zeledoni as sister), the Black-capped (P. nigrocapillus; type of the genus Tyranniscus, see Cabanis and Heine 1859), Tawny-rumped (P. uropygialis), and Ashy-headed (P. cinereiceps) Tyrannulets.…”
Section: Phylogenetics Of Phyllomyias and Nest Structurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…) are open cups, and differ from the single known purse-shaped nest attributed to P. virescens, which we believe actually belongs to Phylloscartes ventralis (Castelino and Saibene 1989, see above). The phylogenetically isolated Gray-capped Tyrannulet (P. griseocapilla) was recently found to be sister to Zimmerius (Harvey et al 2020) and, accordingly, builds a distinctive globular nest made mostly of Tillandsia usneoides, unlike those of any Phyllomyias (Piato et al 2015, Legal 2018). The fourth group includes P. burmeisteri (nominate and zeledoni as sister), the Black-capped (P. nigrocapillus; type of the genus Tyranniscus, see Cabanis and Heine 1859), Tawny-rumped (P. uropygialis), and Ashy-headed (P. cinereiceps) Tyrannulets.…”
Section: Phylogenetics Of Phyllomyias and Nest Structurementioning
confidence: 99%