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==Identification== | ==Identification== | ||
14.5 cm, Long bill, dusky legs, slate gray above, pale gray below, black wing coverts with 2 rows of small white dots, brown primaries. Female - gray head, brown back, dark brown wings with 3 rows of buff spots, buff throat, orange rufous underparts. | 14.5 cm, Long bill, dusky legs, slate gray above, pale gray below, black wing coverts with 2 rows of small white dots, brown primaries. Female - gray head, brown back, dark brown wings with 3 rows of buff spots, buff throat, orange rufous underparts. | ||
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| − | Split from [[Spot-winged Antbird]].<sup>[[#References|[1]]]</sup> | + | Split from [[Spot-winged Antbird]].<sup>[[#References|[1]]]</sup><br /> |
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Moist lowland and montane forests. | Moist lowland and montane forests. | ||
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- Myrmelastes brunneiceps
Identification
14.5 cm, Long bill, dusky legs, slate gray above, pale gray below, black wing coverts with 2 rows of small white dots, brown primaries. Female - gray head, brown back, dark brown wings with 3 rows of buff spots, buff throat, orange rufous underparts.
Distribution
Southern Peru and extreme west-central Bolivia.
Taxonomy
Split from Spot-winged Antbird.[1]
Monotypic.
Placed in genus Schistocichla by Gill and Donsker.
Habitat
Moist lowland and montane forests.
