Avifaunal surveys along the lower Huallaga River, Region of Loreto, Peru: New distributional records, collection of topotypes, and taxonomic implications

The lower Huallaga River in Peru was the focal region of 2 important ornithological collections in the mid-19th century and a third in the early 20th century. Many new taxa were described from these collections, yet the lower Huallaga region has since been largely unexplored by ornithologists. There...

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Published in:The Wilson journal of ornithology 2019-09, Vol.131 (3), p.486-501
Main Authors: Moncrieff, Andre E., Johnson, Oscar, Lane, Daniel F., Alonso, José Álvarez, Balta, Katya, Eckhardt, Karen, Armenta, Jessica, Valqui, Thomas, Hernández, Flor, Huaira, Mayori Soto, Mur, Cristian, Harvey, Michael G., Verde-Guerra, Karen, Ramírez, Sheila Figueroa
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Biogeography
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extensiones de rango
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extensiones de rango
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