ADW: Accipiter trivirgatus: CLASSIFICATION

Accipiter trivirgatuscrested goshawk

KingdomAnimaliaanimals
- Eumetazoametazoans
  - Bilateriabilaterally symmetrical animals
    - Deuterostomiadeuterostomes
      - PhylumChordatachordates
        Craniatacraniates
        SubphylumVertebratavertebrates
        SuperclassGnathostomatajawed vertebrates
        Euteleostomibony vertebrates
        ClassSarcopterygiilobe-finned fishes and terrestrial vertebrates
        Tetrapodatetrapods
        Amniotaamniotes
        ClassReptiliaturtles, snakes, lizards, and relatives
        ClassAvesbirds
        SubclassNeognathaeneognath birds
        InfraclassNeoavesmodern birds
        OrderFalconiformesdiurnal birds of prey
        FamilyAccipitridaeeagles, hawks, and kites
        SubfamilyAccipitrinaehawks, eagles, buzzards, vultures, and relatives
        GenusAccipiterbird hawks
        SpeciesAccipiter trivirgatuscrested goshawk
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus castroi
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus extimus
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus formosae
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus indicus
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus javanicus
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus layardi
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus microstictus
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus niasensis
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus palawanus
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus peninsulae
        SubspeciesAccipiter trivirgatus trivirgatus

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Classification

KingdomAnimaliaanimals
PhylumChordatachordates
SubphylumVertebratavertebrates
ClassAvesbirds
OrderFalconiformesdiurnal birds of prey
FamilyAccipitridaeeagles, hawks, and kites
GenusAccipiterbird hawks
SpeciesAccipiter trivirgatuscrested goshawk

To cite this page: Myers, P., R. Espinosa, C. S. Parr, T. Jones, G. S. Hammond, and T. A. Dewey. 2025. The Animal Diversity Web (online). Accessed at https://animaldiversity.org.

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