真穴鳥類(學名:Eucavitaves)這一演化支包括咬鵑目(學名:Trogoniformes)和鴷翠鳥類(學名:Picocoraciae,包括:啄木鳥翠鳥犀鳥戴勝這一大群鳥)[1][2][3][4][5][6],因為這些鳥種大多在洞穴築巢。

Eucavitaves
古巴咬鵑, Priotelus temnurus
科学分类 编辑
界: 动物界 Animalia
门: 脊索动物门 Chordata
纲: 鸟纲 Aves
演化支 今颚类 Neognathae
演化支 新鸟类 Neoaves
演化支 雀类 Passerea
演化支 陸鳥類 Telluraves
演化支 非洲禽类 Afroaves
总目: 佛法僧总目 Coraciimorphae
演化支 穴鸟类 Cavitaves
演化支 真穴鸟类 Eucavitaves
Kimball et. al, 2013
Subclades

鵑鴗目 (鵑鴗)

真穴鳥類

咬鵑目 (咬鵑)

鴷翠鳥類

犀鳥目 (犀鳥和戴勝)

佛法僧目 (佛法僧和翠鳥)

鴷形目 (啄木鳥和巨嘴鳥)

真穴鳥類的分支圖依據Jarvis, E.D. et al. (2014)[6]繪製,其中部分演化支的命名出自Yuri, T. et al. (2013)[7]和Kimball R. T. et al. (2013)[5]的論文。

參考文獻

编辑
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