Chapter 4

SUMMARY

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Transmitted July 29, 1949.

Mention should be made here of an important paper by Jean Delacour and Dean Amadon (1949). The Relationships ofHypocolius(Ibis, 91:427-429, plates 19 and 20) which appeared after the present paper by Arvey was written. Delacour and Amadon stated thatHypocolius, a monotypic Persian genus, should be assigned to the Bombycillidae. Their conclusions (op. cit.:429) were as follows: "It might be advisable to set up three subfamilies in the Bombycillidae, one forBombycilla, one forHypocolius, and a third for the silky flycatchers,Ptilogonys,PhainopeplaandPhainoptila. Further study may show thatDuluscan be added as a fourth subfamily.

"Previously the Bombycillidae appeared to be an American group of which one genus (Bombycilla) had reached the Old World. Inclusion ofHypocoliusin the family makes this theory uncertain. Without obvious affinities to other families, and consisting of a small number of scattered and rather divergent genera, the Bombycillidae would seem to be a declining group whose origin cannot safely be deduced from the distribution of the few existing species."

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