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agelaioides-badius
agelaioides-oreopsar
agelaius-assimilis
agelaius-humeralis
agelaius-phoeniceus
agelaius-tricolor
agelaius-xanthomus
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amblycercus-holosericeus
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cacicus-cela
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chrysomus-icterocephalus
chrysomus-ruficapillus
curaeus-curaeus
curaeus-forbesi
dives-atroviolaceus
dives-dives
dives-warszewiczi
dolichonyx-oryzivorus
euphagus-carolinus
euphagus-cyanocephalus
gnorimopsar-chopi
gymnomystax-mexicanus
hypopyrrhus-pyrohypogaster
icterus-abeillei
icterus-auratus
icterus-auricapillus
icterus-bonana
icterus-bullockii
icterus-cayanensis
icterus-chrysater
icterus-cucullatus
icterus-dominicensis
icterus-galbula
icterus-graceannae
icterus-graduacauda
icterus-gularis
icterus-icterus
icterus-laudabilis
icterus-leucopteryx
icterus-maculialatus
icterus-mesomelas
icterus-nigrogularis
icterus-oberi
icterus-parisorum
icterus-pectoralis
icterus-prosthemelas
icterus-pustulatus
icterus-spurius
icterus-wagleri
lampropsar-tanagrinus
macroagelaius-imthurni
macroagelaius-subalaris
molothrus-aeneus
molothrus-ater
molothrus-bonariensis
molothrus-oryzivorus
molothrus-rufoaxillaris
nesopsar-nigerrimus
ocyalus-latirostris
psarocolius-angustifrons
psarocolius-atrovirens
psarocolius-bifasciatus
psarocolius-cassini
psarocolius-decumanus
psarocolius-guatimozinus
psarocolius-montezuma
psarocolius-oseryi
psarocolius-viridis
psarocolius-wagleri
pseudoleistes-guirahuro
pseudoleistes-virescens
quiscalus-lugubris
quiscalus-major
quiscalus-mexicanus
quiscalus-nicaraguensis
quiscalus-niger
quiscalus-quiscula
sturnella-bellicosa
sturnella-defilippii
sturnella-loyca
sturnella-magna
sturnella-militaris
sturnella-neglecta
sturnella-superciliaris
xanthocephalus-xanthocephalus
xanthopsar-flavus
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