ADW: Pyrocephalus rubinus: CLASSIFICATION

Pyrocephalus rubinusvermilion flycatcher

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
        TyranniNew World flycatchers, cotingas, and manakins
        FamilyTyrannidaetyrant flycatchers
        GenusPyrocephalusvermilion flycatchers
        SpeciesPyrocephalus rubinusvermilion flycatcher
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus ardens
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus blatteus
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus cocachacrae
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus dubius
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus flammeus
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus major
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus mexicanus
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus nanus
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus obscurus
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus pinicola
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus piurae
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus rubinus
        SubspeciesPyrocephalus rubinus saturatus

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Classification

KingdomAnimaliaanimals
PhylumChordatachordates
SubphylumVertebratavertebrates
ClassAvesbirds
OrderPasseriformesperching birds
FamilyTyrannidaetyrant flycatchers
GenusPyrocephalusvermilion flycatchers
SpeciesPyrocephalus rubinusvermilion flycatcher

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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