Peucaea

Cassin’s sparrow Peucaea cassinii, copyright Roberto González.

Belongs within: Passerellidae.

Peucaea is a genus of sparrows found in dry habitats in southern North America (Rising et al. 2011).

<==Peucaea Audubon 1839RJ11
|--+--P. carpalis Coues 1873BKB15, RJ11 [=Aimophila carpalisRJ11]
| | |--P. c. carpalisRJ11
| | |--P. c. bangsi (Moore 1932) [incl. Aimophila carpalis distinguenda]RJ11
| | `--P. c. cohaerens (Moore 1946)RJ11
| `--P. sumichrasti (Lawrence 1871)BKB15, RJ11 [=Haemophila sumichrastiRJ11, Aimophila sumichrastiRJ11]
`--+--+--P. botterii (Sclater 1858)BKB15, RJ11 [=Zonotrichia botteriiRJ11, Aimophila botteriiRJ11]
| | |--P. b. botteriiRJ11
| | |--P. b. arizonae Ridgway 1873RJ11
| | |--P. b. goldmani (Phillips 1943)RJ11
| | |--P. b. mexicana (Lawrence 1867)RJ11
| | |--P. b. petenica (Salvin 1863) [incl. P. b. tabascensis]RJ11
| | |--P. b. spadiconigrescens (Howell 1965)RJ11
| | |--P. b. texana (Phillips 1943)RJ11
| | |--P. b. vantynei (Webster 1959)RJ11
| | `--P. b. vulcanica (Miller & Griscom 1925)RJ11
| `--+--P. aestivalis (Lichtenstein 1823)BKB15, RJ11 [=Zonotrichia aestivalisRJ11, Aimophila aestivalisRJ11]
| | |--P. a. aestivalisRJ11
| | |--P. a. bachmani (Audubon 1833)RJ11
| | `--P. a. illinoensis Ridgway 1879RJ11
| `--P. cassinii (Woodhouse 1852)BKB15, RJ11 [=Zonotrichia cassiniiRJ11, Aimophila cassiniiRJ11]
`--+--P. ruficauda (Bonaparte 1853)BKB15, RJ11 [=Chondestes ruficaudaRJ11, Aimophila ruficaudaRJ11]
| |--P. r. ruficauda [incl. P. r. ibarrorum]RJ11
| |--P. r. acuminata (Salvin & Godman 1886)RJ11
| |--P. r. connectens (Griscom 1930)RJ11
| `--P. r. lawrencii (Salvin & Godman 1886)RJ11
`--+--P. humeralis (Cabanis 1851)BKB15, RJ11 (see below for synonymy)
`--P. mystacalis (Hartlaub 1852)BKB15, RJ11 [=Zonotrichia mystacalisRJ11, Aimophila mystacalisRJ11]

Peucaea humeralis (Cabanis 1851)BKB15, RJ11 [=Haemophila humeralisRJ11, Aimophila humeralisRJ11; incl. P. humeralis astictaRJ11]

*Type species of generic name indicated

References

[BKB15] Burleigh, J. G., R. T. Kimball & E. L. Braun. 2015. Building the avian tree of life using a large-scale, sparse supermatrix. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 84: 53–63.

[RJ11] Rising, J. D., A. Jaramillo, J. L. Copete, P. G. Ryan & S. C. Madge. 2011. Family Emberizidae (buntings and New World sparrows). In: Hoyo, J. del, A. Elliott & D. A. Christie (eds) Handbook of the Birds of the World vol. 16. Tanagers to New World Blackbirds pp. 428–683. Lynx Edicions: Barcelona.

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