Talk:Striated Antbird
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[edit] Drymophila genus
Two of eight species in Drymophila are in the Amazon Basin. The other six species are in Southeast Brazil and two of them are also in Argentina and Paraguay. --The other Amazon Basin species is the Long-tailed Antbird; it is an Andean species, with half its range on the eastern slope headwaters(and it appears higher elevation headwaters), to the Amazon Basin.-- ....SonoranDesertGuy.. -Mmcannis 03:28, 10 October 2007 (UTC)
