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Neomorphus

Neomorphus is a genus of terrestrial cuckoos in the family Cuculidae. Despite their relatively large size, they are highly inconspicuous and rarely seen. They are restricted to the humid primary forests in the Neotropics, and despite their similar looks, not closely related to the Asian ground cuckoos of the genus Carpococcyx.

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related to References · 22
Neomorphus → Aves, Barcelona, Birds, Cuckoos, Elliott, Haffer, Handbook, Hoyo, ISBN, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, Lynx Edicions, Neotropical Ground Cuckoos, Payne, Sandgrouse, Sargatal, Systematic Review, The Bonn Zoological Bulletin, Vol
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Neomorphus → genus of terrestrial cuckoos in the family Cuculidae

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cuckoos genus ground despite family terrestrial neotropics carpococcyx 1997 cuculidae relatively large size highly inconspicuous rarely seen restricted humid primary

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Neomorphusis agenus of terrestrial cuckoos in the family Cuculidae0.90text
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesHaffer0.60section
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesSystematic Review0.60section
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesNeotropical Ground Cuckoos0.60section
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesAves0.60section
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesThe Bonn Zoological Bulletin0.60section
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesPayne0.60section
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesHoyo0.60section
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesElliott0.60section
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesSargatal0.60section
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesHandbook0.60section
Neomorphusrelated to ReferencesBirds0.60section

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