Leiothrichidae

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Leiothrichidae is a family of passerine birds that includes laughingthrushes, babblers, and related species, primarily found in Asia and parts of Africa.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird family
clade
taxon
approximateNumberOfSpecies over 130 species
basisOfTaxonomicRevision molecular phylogenetic studies
class Aves
commonName laughingthrushes and allies
conservationConcern several species are threatened by habitat loss
contains Actinodura NERFINISHED
Argya NERFINISHED
Cutia NERFINISHED
Garrulax NERFINISHED
Grammatoptila NERFINISHED
Heterophasia NERFINISHED
Leiothrix NERFINISHED
Liocichla NERFINISHED
Minla NERFINISHED
Sibia NERFINISHED
Trochalopteron NERFINISHED
Turdoides NERFINISHED
diet omnivorous
distinguishedFrom Timaliidae NERFINISHED
geographicDistribution Asia NERFINISHED
China NERFINISHED
Himalayas NERFINISHED
Indian Subcontinent NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
parts of Africa
habitat forests
montane forests
scrublands
woodlands
historicallyIncludedIn Timaliidae NERFINISHED
includesCommonGroup babblers
chats (some species historically placed here)
fulvettas
laughingthrushes
liocichlas
minlas
sibias
infraorder Passerida NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
morphologicalTrait generally medium-sized passerines
often have soft, loose plumage
often have strong legs and short rounded wings
notableTrait many species have laughing-like vocalizations
order Passeriformes
phylum Chordata
primaryBiome tropical and subtropical regions
recognizedBy International Ornithologists’ Union (IOC) NERFINISHED
reproductiveBehavior build cup-shaped nests
typically lay several eggs per clutch
socialBehavior frequently found in flocks
often gregarious
suborder Passeri NERFINISHED
superfamily Sylvioidea NERFINISHED
taxonRank family
typicalFood fruits
insects
other invertebrates
seeds
vocalization complex songs
loud calls

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Sylvioidea containsTaxon Leiothrichidae