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Black Throated Jay

Cyanolyca pumilo (Strickland 1849)

Scientific Names

Preferred Names

Cyanolyca pumilo (Strickland 1849)
Species recognized by Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1
Reference taxon from IOC World Bird List
Cyanolyca pumilo
Family recognized by Protists in Singapore
Cyanolyca pumilo
Species recognized by Mexico Species List, Guatemala Species List, El Salvador Species List, Wildfinder (WWF), wikipedia AST, wikipedia AF, and Wikidata
Cyanolyca pumilo
Recognized by iNaturalist, Odom et al 2013, and Furui 2020
Cyanolyca pumilo (Strickland 1849)
Species recognized by GBIF classification
Cyanolyca pumilo (Strickland 1849)
Recognized by IUCN Structured Data
Cyanolyca pumilo
Species recognized by Wikimedia Commons

Common Names

English

Black-throated Jay preferred
Recognized by Odom et al 2013, wikipedia 日本語, and Wikidata

Afrikaans

Swartkeeldwerggaai preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Breton

Kegin jave du preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Catalan; Valencian

gaig golanegre preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Chinese

黑喉蓝头鹊 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Croatian

crnogrla šojka preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Czech

sojka černohrdlá preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Danish

Sortstrubet Azurskade preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Dutch; Flemish

Zwartkeeldwerggaai preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Estonian

guatemaala sininäär preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Finnish

mustakurkkunaakka preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

French

Geai à gorge noire preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

German

Schwarzkehlhäher preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Hebrew

עורבני שחור גרון preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Hungarian

feketetorkú szajkó preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Italian

Ghiandaia golanera preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Japanese

ノドグロアオカケス preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語, Furui 2020, and Wikidata

Lithuanian

juodagurklis meksikinis kėkštas preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Navajo; Navaho

Wíiʼii bizééʼ halzhinígíí preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Norwegian

Mayaskrike preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Persian

جیجاق سیاه‌گلو preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Polish

modrowronka czarnogardła preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Russian

Черногорлая мексиканская сойка preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Slovak

kapuciarka čiernohrdlá preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Spanish; Castilian

Chara Gorjinegra preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
Chara gorjinegra
prefer
Recognized by Wikidata

Swedish

svartstrupig skrika preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Ukrainian

гагер чорногорлий preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Welsh

sgrech yddfddu preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Zh Hans

黑喉蓝头鹊 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Zh Hant

黑喉藍頭鵲 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Zh Hk

黑喉藍頭鵲 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata
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Curated hierarchies for Cyanolyca pumilo (Strickland 1849)

Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1

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Archosauromorpha
Archosauria
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Maniraptora
Aves
Ornithurae
Neornithes
Neognathae
Neoaves
landbirds
Passeriformes
Oscines
core Corvoidea
Corvidae
Cyanolyca Cabanis 1851
Cyanolyca pumilo (Strickland 1849) (this page)
Cyanolyca argentigula (Lawrence 1875)
Cyanolyca armillata (Gray & GR 1845)
Cyanolyca cucullata (Ridgway 1885)
Cyanolyca mirabilis Nelson 1903
Cyanolyca nanus (Du Bus de Gisignies 1847)
Cyanolyca pulchra (Lawrence 1876)
Cyanolyca turcosa (Bonaparte 1853)
Cyanolyca viridicyanus (d'Orbigny & Lafresnaye 1838)
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