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<blockquote data-quote="cuckooroller" data-source="post: 846121" data-attributes="member: 1557"><p>I knew someone was looking at them, but haven't seen anything. Will try and look at this site tonight. Excerpted from the OB list-server.</p><p></p><p>"Dear Friends,</p><p></p><p>I am happy to announce that I have just finished updating all the entries</p><p>for Parrotbills on my website (<a href="http://worldbirdinfo.net" target="_blank">http://worldbirdinfo.net</a></p><p><<a href="http://worldbirdinfo.net" target="_blank">http://worldbirdinfo.net</a>> )</p><p></p><p>This is a radically new analysis. Recent molecular evidence from a paper</p><p>delivered by Carol K.L.Yeung et al at the 24th IOC plus an unpublished</p><p>analysis based on morphology by Craig Robson, indicates that as with the</p><p>Laughingthrushes being all dumped into Garrulax, the lumping of almost all</p><p>Parrotbills into Paradoxornis was a case of massive overlumping.</p><p></p><p>Please check it out. Remember that all my decisions are fully explained.</p><p>Check the Citations, Notes and Synonyms section.</p><p></p><p>Enjoy, </p><p></p><p>John Penhallurick</p><p><a href="http://worldbirdinfo.net" target="_blank">http://worldbirdinfo.net</a> <<a href="http://worldbirdinfo.net" target="_blank">http://worldbirdinfo.net</a>> "</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cuckooroller, post: 846121, member: 1557"] I knew someone was looking at them, but haven't seen anything. Will try and look at this site tonight. Excerpted from the OB list-server. "Dear Friends, I am happy to announce that I have just finished updating all the entries for Parrotbills on my website ([url]http://worldbirdinfo.net[/url] <[url]http://worldbirdinfo.net[/url]> ) This is a radically new analysis. Recent molecular evidence from a paper delivered by Carol K.L.Yeung et al at the 24th IOC plus an unpublished analysis based on morphology by Craig Robson, indicates that as with the Laughingthrushes being all dumped into Garrulax, the lumping of almost all Parrotbills into Paradoxornis was a case of massive overlumping. Please check it out. Remember that all my decisions are fully explained. Check the Citations, Notes and Synonyms section. Enjoy, John Penhallurick [url]http://worldbirdinfo.net[/url] <[url]http://worldbirdinfo.net[/url]> " [/QUOTE]
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