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CHAP. xvi]i.] BIRDS. 339
Oriental regions, and the Australian to New Zealand ; Eollulus (2
sp.), Siam to Sumatra, Borneo, and Philippines ; Caloperdiv (1
sp.), Malacca and Sumatra ; Odontophorus (17 sp.), Brazil and
Peru to Mexico ; Dendroriyx (3 sp.), Guatemala and Mexico
Cijrtonyx (3 sp.), Guatemala to New Mexico ; Ortyx (8 sp.), Honduras
and Cuba to Canada ; Eupsychortyx (6 sp.), Brazil and
Ecuador to Mexico ; Callipepla (3 sp.), Mexico to California
Lophortyx (2 sp.), Arizona and California ;
fornia and Oregon (Plate XVIII., Vol. II. p. 128)
Oreortyx (1 sp.), Cali-
;
; Lerwa (1 sp.),
Snowy Himalayas and East Thibet ; Caccahis (10 sp.), Palsearc-
tic region to Abyssinia, Arabia and the Punjaub ; TetraoyaUus
(4 sp.), Caucasus and Himalayas to Altai Mountains; Tetrao
(7 sp.), northern parts of Paltearctic and Nearctic regions ; Cen-
trocercus (1 sp.), Eocky Mountains ; Pedioccetes (2 sp.), North
and North-west America (Plate XVIII. Vol. II. p. 128)
; Cupi-
donia (1 sp.), East and North-Central United States and Canada ;
Bonasa (3 sp.), north of Nearctic and Palaearctic regions ; Zago-
pus (6 sp.), Arctic Zone and northern parts of Nearctic and
Palsearctic regions.
Family 88.—PHASIANID^. (18 Genera, 75 Species.)
Neotropical
Sub-regions.
General Distribution.