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amaurospiza-aequatorialis
amaurospiza-carrizalensis
amaurospiza-concolor
amaurospiza-moesta
cardinalis-cardinalis
cardinalis-phoeniceus
cardinalis-sinuatus
caryothraustes-canadensis
caryothraustes-poliogaster
chlorothraupis-carmioli
chlorothraupis-frenata
chlorothraupis-olivacea
chlorothraupis-stolzmanni
cyanocompsa-brissonii
cyanocompsa-cyanoides
cyanocompsa-parellina
cyanocompsa-rothschildii
cyanoloxia-glaucocaerulea
granatellus-pelzelni
granatellus-sallaei
granatellus-venustus
habia-atrimaxillaris
habia-cristata
habia-fuscicauda
habia-gutturalis
habia-rubica
parkerthraustes-humeralis
passerina-amoena
passerina-caerulea
passerina-ciris
passerina-cyanea
passerina-leclancherii
passerina-rositae
passerina-versicolor
periporphyrus-erythromelas
pheucticus-aureoventris
pheucticus-chrysogaster
pheucticus-chrysopeplus
pheucticus-ludovicianus
pheucticus-melanocephalus
pheucticus-tibialis
piranga-bidentata
piranga-erythrocephala
piranga-flava
piranga-hepatica
piranga-leucoptera
piranga-ludoviciana
piranga-lutea
piranga-olivacea
piranga-roseogularis
piranga-rubra
piranga-rubriceps
rhodothraupis-celaeno
saltator-albicollis
saltator-atriceps
saltator-atricollis
saltator-atripennis
saltator-aurantiirostris
saltator-cinctus
saltator-coerulescens
saltator-fuliginosus
saltator-grossus
saltator-maxillosus
saltator-maximus
saltator-nigriceps
saltator-orenocensis
saltator-rufiventris
saltator-similis
saltator-striatipectus
spiza-americana
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