Classification

Description originale

Citation:
  (Horsfield, T 1822)

Référence:
   Zool. Res. Java no.3 pl.43,text

Protonyme:
  Timalia gularis

Localité type:
  Sumatra.

Lien:
  https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/181895#page/333/mode/1up

Identifiants Avibase

Avibase ID:
  FFC7D5081B08C0B4

Avibase ID:
  avibase-FFC7D508

Lien court:
  https://avibase.ca/FFC7D508

Numéro de série taxonomique:
  TSN: 916063

Distribution géographique:

• Mixornis gularis: lowland to foothill understory of broadleaf forest, bamboo, long grass, swamp forest, and mangroves, from northern India eastward through Himalayan foothills to south-central China, and southward to southern and eastern India, Malay Peninsula, Sumatra and satellite islands, and Palawan (Philippines)
• Mixornis gularis gularis: southern Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, and Banyak, Batu, Lingga, and Riau islands
• Mixornis gularis rubicapilla: lowlands of eastern Nepal to northeastern India and far northern Myanmar
• Mixornis gularis ticehursti: western Myanmar (Upper Chindwin District to Arakan)
• Mixornis gularis sulphurea: southern China (southwestern Yunnan) to eastern Myanmar and northern plateau of Thailand
• Mixornis gularis lutescens: southern China (southeastern Yunnan) to northern and eastern Thailand, Laos, and Tonkin
• Mixornis gularis saraburiensis: eastern Thailand and western Cambodia
• Mixornis gularis kinneari: central Vietnam
• Mixornis gularis versuricola: eastern Cambodia and southern Vietnam
• Mixornis gularis connectens: coastal Gulf of Siam (Isthmus of Kra to Cambodia)
• Mixornis gularis chersonesophila: Malay Peninsula (Isthmus of Kra to Perak and Trengganu)
• Mixornis gularis inveterata: coastal islets off southeastern Thailand and Cambodia
• Mixornis gularis condorensis: Pulau Kundur (South China Sea)
• Mixornis gularis archipelagica: Mergui Archipelago (off southwestern Myanmar)
• Mixornis gularis woodi: southwestern Philippines (Balabac and Palawan)
• Mixornis bornensis: islands east of Malay Peninsula and Sumatra; Java and Borneo
• Mixornis bornensis bornensis: Borneo, and Bangka and Belitung islands (off eastern Sumatra)
• Mixornis bornensis zophera: Anambas Islands
• Mixornis bornensis zaperissa: North Natuna Islands
• Mixornis bornensis everetti: Pulau Bunguran (North Natuna Islands)
• Mixornis bornensis montana: northeastern Borneo
• Mixornis bornensis argentea: Banggai Islands (off northern Borneo)
• Mixornis bornensis javanica: western and central Java
• Mixornis bornensis cagayanensis: Mapun (southern Philippines)
• Montrer plus..