ADW: Phylloscopus umbrovirens: CLASSIFICATION

Phylloscopus umbrovirensbrown woodland warbler(Also: brown woodland-warbler)

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
        OrderPasseriformesperching birds
        Passerida
        SylvoideaOld World warblers and relatives
        FamilySylviidaeOld World warblers
        SubfamilyPhylloscopinaeOld World warblers
        GenusPhylloscopusleaf warblers
        SpeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirensbrown woodland warbler
        SubspeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirens alpinus
        SubspeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirens dorcadichrous
        SubspeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirens fugglescouchmani
        SubspeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirens mackensianus
        SubspeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirens omoensis
        SubspeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirens umbrovirens
        SubspeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirens wilhelmi
        SubspeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirens williamsi
        SubspeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirens yemenensis

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Classification

KingdomAnimaliaanimals
PhylumChordatachordates
SubphylumVertebratavertebrates
ClassAvesbirds
OrderPasseriformesperching birds
FamilySylviidaeOld World warblers
GenusPhylloscopusleaf warblers
SpeciesPhylloscopus umbrovirensbrown woodland warbler

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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