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Biota (Life)
Eukaryote (Eukarya)
Podiata
Unikont (Unikonta)
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Holozoa
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Animal (Animalia)
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Bilateria
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Eugnathostomata
Teleostomi
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Sarcopterygii (Lobe-finned fishes)
Dipnotetrapodomorpha
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Archosauriformes
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Archosaur (Archosauria)
Avemetatarsalia
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Š¢heropod (Theropoda)
Neotheropoda
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Bird (Birds)
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Telluraves (Land birds)
Afroaves
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Picocoraciae
Piciformes (Galbuliformes)
Picidae (Woodpecker family)
Picinae

Piculus (1193758)

English name: woodpeckers

Children (8 direct children, 20 direct and indirect children):

Rufous-winged woodpecker
Piculus simplex

Stripe-cheeked woodpecker
Piculus callopterus

White-throated woodpecker
Piculus leucolaemus

Lita woodpecker
Piculus litae

Yellow-browed woodpecker
Piculus aurulentus

Golden-green woodpecker (tree size 9)
Piculus chrysochloros

Yellow-throated woodpecker (tree size 3)
Piculus flavigula

Piculus rufifrons