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PODARGIDAE - Frogmouths¹ (3:13)

RIGIDIPENNA Cleere et al., 2007 F - Podargus inexpectatus E. Hartert, 1901; type by original designation and monotypy

Rigidipenna inexpectata ² (E. Hartert, 1901) Solomon Island Frogmouth

vBougainville, Choiseul, Santa Isabel (N and C Solomons)

PODARGUS Vieillot, 1818 M - Podargus cinereus Vieillot, 1818; type by monotypy = Caprimulgus strigoides Latham, 1801

Podargus ocellatus Marbled Frogmouth

ocellatus Quoy & Gaimard, 1830 vWestern Papuan Is. (Waigeo, Salawati, Misool), all lowland New Guinea, Mios Num I., Yapen I. (in Cenderawasih Bay), Aru Is.

intermedius E. Hartert, 1895 vTrobriand Is., D'Entrecasteaux Arch. (Goodenough I., Fergusson I., Normanby I.)

meeki E. Hartert, 1898 Tagula (Louisiade Arch.)

marmoratus Gould, 1855 vNE Australia (Cape York Pen.)

plumiferus Gould, 1846³ vEC Australia (SE Queensland, NE New South Wales)

Podargus papuensis⁴ Papuan Frogmouth

papuensis Quoy & Gaimard, 1830 vWestern Papuan Is. (Waigeo, Batanta, Salawati, Misool), lowland and montane New Guinea, islands in Cenderawasih Bay (Numfoor I., Biak I., Yapen I.), Aru Is.

rogersi Mathews, 1912⁵ NE Australia (Cape York Pen.)

baileyi Mathews, 1912 Humid NE Queensland

Podargus strigoides⁶ Tawny Frogmouth

strigoides (Latham, 1801)⁷ αE Australia (north to foot of Cape York Pen. and west to E Murray-Darling and E Lake Eyre basins), Tasmania

brachypterus Gould, 1841⁸ vW and C Australia (north to 18 degrees S and east to W Lake Eyre and Murray-Darling basins)

phalaenoides Gould, 1840⁹ N Australia (Kimberley Division to Cape York Pen.)

BATRACHOSTOMUS Gould, 1838 M - Podargus auritus J.E. Gray, 1829; type by monotypy

Batrachostomus auritus ¹⁰ (J.E. Gray, 1829) Large Frogmouth

vC and S Thai-Malay Pen., Sumatra, Borneo

Batrachostomus harterti Sharpe, 1892 Dulit Frogmouth

iBorneo

Batrachostomus septimus Philippine Frogmouth

microrhynchus Ogilvie-Grant, 1895 vLuzon, Catanduanes (N Philippines)

menagei Bourns & Worcester, 1894 Panay, Negros (WC Philippines)

septimus Tweeddale, 1877 vSamar, Leyte, Bohol, Mindanao, Basilan (EC and S Philippines)

Batrachostomus stellatus (Gould, 1837) Gould's Frogmouth

vThai-Malay Pen., Sumatra, Borneo

Batrachostomus moniliger ¹¹ Blyth, 1849 α Sri Lanka Frogmouth

iSW India, Sri Lanka

Batrachostomus hodgsoni Hodgson's Frogmouth

hodgsoni (G.R. Gray, 1859)¹² Foothills of E Himalayas (west to Sikkim), NE India, E Bangladesh, W and N Myanmar

indochinae Stresemann, 1937¹³ S Yunnan, E Myanmar, NW Thailand, Laos, C Vietnam

Batrachostomus poliolophus Short-tailed Frogmouth

poliolophus E. Hartert, 1892 vMountains of Sumatra

mixtus Sharpe, 1892¹⁴ vMountains of Borneo

Batrachostomus javensis¹⁵ Horsfield's Frogmouth

continentalis Stresemann, 1937 vC and S continental SE Asia, N Thai-Malay Pen.

affinis Blyth, 1847 vC and S Thai-Malay Pen., Sumatra, Borneo

javensis (Horsfield, 1821) vW Java

chaseni Stresemann, 1937^16,17 SW Philippines (Calamian Group, Palawan), Banggi I. (off N Borneo)

Batrachostomus cornutus Sundan Frogmouth

cornutus (Temminck, 1822)¹⁸ vSumatra and SE satellites (Bangka I., Belitung I.), Borneo

longicaudatus Hoogerwerf, 1962 vKangean Is. (Java Sea) [Hoogerwerf, 1962 #2000]

1 Sequence of genera and species derived from Barrowclough et al. (2006) [Barrowclough, 2006 #9507] and Han et al. (2010) [Han, 2010 #12019].

2 For treatment as a species in its own genus rather than as a subspecies of Podargus ocellatus, see Cleere et al. (2007) [Cleere, 2007 #998].

3 For recognition see Schodde & Mason (1980) [Schodde, 1980 #3509].

4 Subspecies recognition follows Schodde & Mason (1980) [Schodde, 1980 #3509] and Schodde in Schodde & Mason (1997) [Schodde, 1997 #3523]. But see also Holyoak (2001) [Holyoak, 2001 #1992].

5 For recognition of this and baileyi see Schodde in Schodde & Mason (1997) [Schodde, 1997 #3523].

6 Subspecies recognition follows Ford (1986) [Ford, 1986 #1582] and Schodde & Mason (1997) [Schodde, 1997 #3523].

7 Includes victoriae, cornwalli and cuvieri; see Schodde in Schodde & Mason (1997) [Schodde, 1997 #3523].

8 See Dickinson et al. (2009) [Dickinson, 2009 #12163] and Schodde (2009) [Schodde, 2009 #13596] for opposing views on whether two names constitute two spellings in the sense of Art. 24.2.2 of the Code (I.C.Z.N., 1999) [I.C.Z.N., 1999 #2059] and whether Art. 32.5.1.1 applies. See our Appendix 2.5.

9 Includes gouldi and, later, lilae Deignan, 1951 [Deignan, 1951 #1217]; see Schodde in Schodde & Mason (1997) [Schodde, 1997 #3523]. But see Higgins (1999) [Higgins, 1999 #1962], Holyoak (2001) [Holyoak, 2001 #1992] and Cleere (2010) [Cleere, 2010 #14055].

10 We consider Gray used a MS name from Vigors. For an alternative view see Bruce (2003) [Bruce, 2003 #552].

11 Name roonwali Dutta, 2009 [Dutta, 2009 #12490] proposed for the SW Indian population; see Appendix 2.2.

12 Includes rupchandi Koelz, 1954 [Koelz, 1954 #2250]; see Ripley (1982) [Ripley, 1982 #3332].

13 Not recognised by Holyoak (2001) [Holyoak, 2001 #1992].

14 May merit recognition as a separate species (Peters 1940) [Peters, 1940 #3010], and was so treated by Marshall (1978) [Marshall, 1978 #2501].

15 For comments on why affinis was at times treated as a separate species see Marshall (1978) [Marshall, 1978 #2501]; but see also Wells (1999) [Wells, 1999 #4118].

16 Sometimes submerged in nominate javensis e.g. by Holyoak (2001) [Holyoak, 2001 #1992], but Marshall (1978) [Marshall, 1978 #2501], thought birds of this population matched affinis.

17 Includes Batrachostomus pygmaeus Alviola, 1997 [Alviola, 1997 #69]; see Holyoak (1999) [Holyoak, 1999 #1991].

18 For conservation of this name see Opinion 2275 (I.C.Z.N., 2011) [I.C.Z.N., 2011 #12807].