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CHAP, xviii.] BIKDS. 343<br />

Antilles, nor west of the Andes south of the bay of Guayaquil.<br />

The sub-families and genera are as follows :<br />

Ckacin^, 4 genera.<br />

— —<br />

(Plate XV., Vol. II. p. 28)<br />

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Crax (8 sp.), Mexico to Paraguay<br />

; Nothocrax (1 sp.), Guiana, Upper<br />

Eio Negro, and Upper Amazon ; Pmtxi (1 sp.), Guiana to<br />

Venezuela; Mitua (2 sp.), Guiana and Upper Amazon.<br />

Penelopin^, 7 genera.<br />

Stegnolcema (1 sp.), Columbia and<br />

Ecuador ; Penelope (14 sp.), Mexico to Paraguay and to western<br />

slope of Ecuadorian Andes ; Penelopina (1 sp.), Guatemala<br />

Pipile {3 sp.), Venezuela to Eastern Brazil; Aburria (1 sp),<br />

Columbia ; Chamcepetes (2 sp.), Costa Pica to Peru ; Ortalida<br />

(18 sp.), New Mexico to Paraguay, also Tobago.<br />

Oeeophasin^, 1 genus. Oreophasis (1 sp.), Guatemala.<br />

It thus appears that the Cracinse are confined to South America<br />

east of the Andes, except one species in Central America;<br />

whereas nine Penelopinai and Oreophasis are found north of<br />

Panama. The species of the larger genera are strictly repre-<br />

sentative, each having its own distinct geographical area, so that<br />

two species of the same genus are rarely or never found in<br />

the same locality.<br />

Family 92.—TINAMID^. (9 Genera, 39 Species.)<br />

General Distribution.<br />

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