Sphenocichla humei
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Sphenocichla humei
Summary
Sphenocichla humei is a taxon[1].
Key Facts
- Sphenocichla humei's instance of is recorded as taxon[2].
- Sphenocichla humei is classified at the rank of species[3].
- Allan Hume is named after Sphenocichla humei[4].
- Sphenocichla humei is classified within Sphenocichla[5].
- Sphenocichla humei's scientific name is Sphenocichla humei[6].
- Sphenocichla humei's Commons category is recorded as Sphenocichla humei[7].
- Sphenocichla humei's described by source is recorded as Stray feathers. Journal of ornithology for India and its dependencies[8].
- Sphenocichla humei's original combination is recorded as Heterorhynchus humei[9].
- Sphenocichla humei's short name is recorded as S. humei[10].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as drywbreblyn lletembig[11].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as Sikkim Wedge-billed Babbler[12].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as West-Keilschnabeltimalie[13].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as Ratina Picocuña Occidental[14].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as timalí becgròs negre[15].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as timálie klínozobá[16].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as Kilenebbtimal[17].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as Короткоклювая тимелия[18].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as キリハシチメドリ[19].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as Kilenæbsskæltimalie[20].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as kiilanokkatimali[21].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as cierniodziób czarnolicy[22].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as timália klinozobá[23].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as sikkimtimalia[24].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as Westelijke Wigsnaveltimalia[25].
- Sphenocichla humei is commonly known as Turdinule à gros bec[26].
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Classification
Under binomial nomenclature, Sphenocichla humei is Sphenocichla humei[6]. It is classified at the rank of species[3]. It is classified within Sphenocichla[5]. Recorded taxon common name include drywbreblyn lletembig[11], Sikkim Wedge-billed Babbler[12], West-Keilschnabeltimalie[13], Ratina Picocuña Occidental[14], timalí becgròs negre[15], and timálie klínozobá[16].
Discovery and Description
Allan Hume is named after Sphenocichla humei[4].
Identifiers
Sphenocichla humei's NCBI taxonomy ID is recorded as 1149678[27]. Sphenocichla humei's GBIF taxon ID is recorded as 2493566[28]. Sphenocichla humei's ITIS TSN is recorded as 563058[29].