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Estrilda astrild Trusted
Bernard DUPONT
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Estrildidae Trusted
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Present in 16 collections
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Found in 8 classifications
See all 8 approved classifications in which this taxon appears.Family recognized by IUCN Red List:
- Animalia +
- Chordata +
- Aves +
- Passeriformes +
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Estrildidae
- Amadina +
- Amandava +
- Clytospiza +
- Cryptospiza +
- Emblema +
- Erythrura +
- Estrilda +
- Euschistospiza +
- Heteromunia +
- Hypargos +
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Estrildidae
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- Aves +
- Chordata +
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José Carlos García Fidalgo added text to "Introducción al artículo Taeniopygia guttata en Wikipedia" on "Taeniopygia guttata (Vieillot, 1817)".
El diamante mandarín (Taeniopygia guttata), también conocido como diamante cebra de...
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C. Michael Hogan commented on "Range":
This bird is endemic to the East Sudanese savanna ecoregion, a fact usefully added to this text object.
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