Neotropical tanagers

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Neotropical tanagers are a diverse group of brightly colored songbirds in the genus Tangara, found primarily in the tropical forests of Central and South America.

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Label Occurrences
Neotropical tanagers canonical 2

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bird clade
songbird group
belongsToClass Aves NERFINISHED
belongsToFamily Thraupidae NERFINISHED
belongsToGenus Tangara NERFINISHED
belongsToKingdom Animalia NERFINISHED
belongsToOrder Passeriformes NERFINISHED
belongsToPhylum Chordata NERFINISHED
coloration black markings
blue
green
orange
red
yellow
conservationStatus varies by species
diet frugivorous
insectivorous
omnivorous
distribution Central America NERFINISHED
Neotropics NERFINISHED
South America NERFINISHED
ecologicalRole insect predator
seed disperser
foundInBiome Andean montane forest
subtropical forest
tropical rainforest
geographicRange from southern Mexico to northern Argentina
movement mostly resident
some altitudinal migration
nestType cup nest
notableTrait brightly colored plumage
sexual dimorphism in plumage
slender bill
small body size
parentTaxon Tangara NERFINISHED
reproduction oviparous
researchUse model group for studies of color evolution
model group for studies of speciation in Neotropics
socialBehavior often forage in pairs or small groups
often found in mixed-species flocks
taxonRank informal group
threat deforestation
habitat loss
typicalHabitat cloud forest
forest edge
montane forest
second-growth woodland
tropical forest
vocalizationType song

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Tangara commonName Neotropical tanagers
Phrygilus higherClassification Neotropical tanagers