Diedert Koppenol
 ·  20 February 2024  12:47

Omdat er geen foto's van Stone Partridge of Nahan's Partridge op de website staan, maar even hier.

Doordat ik recent de vrij algemene Stone Partridge in Senegal gezien heb, was ik benieuwd of iemand een leuk artikeltje weet die uitleg geeft over de evolutionaire geschiedenis van Odontophoridae en hoe Ptilopachus in Afrika terecht is gekomen. Toch erg interessant om te zien dat er twee "New World" Quails in Afrika rondlopen.

Roland van der Vliet
 ·  20 February 2024  13:38, gewijzigd 20 February 2024  13:38

Hoi Diedert,

IOC geeft als commentaar bij Stone Partridge: "Ptilopachus partridges of Africa are more closely related to New World quails (Odontophoridae) and in turn to the guineafowl (Numididae) than to members of Phasianidae (Crowe et al. 2006; Crowe 2010; Cohen et al. 2012)."

Referenties:

Cohen C, JL Wakeling, TG Mandiwana-Neudani, E Sande, C Dranzoa, TM Crow & RCK Bowie. 2012. Phylogenetic affinities of evolutionarily enigmatic African galliforms: the Stone Partridge Ptilopachus petrosus and Nahan’s Francolin Francolinus nahani, and support for their sister relationship with New World quails. Ibis 154: 768–780.

Crowe T. 2010. Phylogenetic affinities of enigmatic African galliforms: the Stone Partridge Ptilopachus petrosus and Latham’s and Nahan’s ‘francolins’ Francolinus lathami and F. nahani. Cladistics 26: 206–206.

Crowe TM, RCK Bowie, P Bloomer, TG Mandiwana, TAJ Hedderson, E Randi, SL Pereira & J Wakeling. 2006. Phylogenetics, biogeography and classification of, and characteristic evolution in, gamebirds (Aves: Galliformes): effects of character exclusion, data partitioning and missing data. Cladistics 22: 495–532.

Diedert Koppenol
 ·  20 February 2024  18:21

Thanks!