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Encyclopedia > Tyranni

The suborder Tyranni (the suboscines) of passerine birds include about 1,000 fairly primitive species, the large majority of which are South American.


These have a less developed vocal structure than the songbirds in the suborder Passeri, the oscine passerines. Mitochondrial DNA studies have confirmed that the Tyranni and Passeri suborders are genetically distinct.


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Tyranni - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (94 words)
The suborder Tyranni (the suboscines) of passerine birds include about 1,000 fairly primitive species, the large majority of which are South American.
These have a less developed vocal structure than the songbirds in the suborder Passeri, the oscine passerines.
Mitochondrial DNA studies have confirmed that the Tyranni and Passeri suborders are genetically distinct.
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