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39 A critical review of the birds of this genus, which had been very imperfectly understood. The three recognized species are supplemented by four additional ones, as follows: [[underline]] S. chapadensis [[/underline]], new species (p.509), from Chapada, Matto Grosso, Brazil; [[underline]] S. amazonus [[/underline]] Lafr; restored; [[underline]] S. Sylrioides [[/underline]] Lafr; restored; [[underline]] S. aequatorialis, [[/underline]] new species (p. 509), from western Ecuador; [[underline]] S. griseus [[/underline]] Jard., restored. By [[underline]] Dr. Leonhard Stejneger [[/underline]]. n- Notes on Japanese Birds contained in the Science College Museum, Imperial University, Tokyo, Japan. Proc. U.S. Nat. Mus. XIV, No.874, pp. 489, 497; Oct. 26, 1891.
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species names verified