Chamaeza Vigors, 1825

Nascimento, Rafael S. & Silveira, Luís Fábio, 2024, Fossil and subfossil birds of Brazil, Zoologia (e 23079) 41, pp. 1-234 : 179-180

Chamaeza Vigors

633. Chamaeza campanisona (Lichtenstein) Quaternary – MG

Chamaezosa brevicauda (et aff.) – Winge 1887: 47.

Chamaezasa brevicauda – Goeldi 1894: 363.

Chamaezosa brevicauda – Lambrecht 1933: 775.

Chamaeza – Storer 1960: 81.

Chamaeza campanisona – Fisher 1967: 753.

Chamaeza brevicauda – Brodkorb 1978: 147.

Chamaeza brevicauda – Mones 1986: 98.

Chamaeza brevicauda – Cuello 1988: 62.

Chamaeza brevicauda – Unwin 1993: 731.

Chamaeza campanisona – Nascimento and Silveira 2020: 496.

Winge (1887) reported a coracoid from Lapa da Escrivânia XI and seven humeri from Lapa da Escrivânia V, five of which match the ones of recent specimens and two slightly divergent and smaller. He noted that this species’ morphology is easily distinguishable from the other “Mesomyodes” passeriforms, but, from the “ Grallaria group” [41], it was the only one with available recent bones.

Dendrocolaptidae Gray 634. Dendrocolaptidae indet. (spp.) Quaternary – MG

Anabates [?; in part] – Lund 1841d: 18.

Dendrocalaptes [sic] [?; in part] – Lund 1841d: 18. Opetiorrhynchus [sic] [?; in part] – Lund 1841d: 18.

Anabates poliocephalus [?; in part] – Lund 1841d: 18. Dendrocalaptes [sic] [?; in part] – Giebel 1846: 312.

Anabates ? [?; in part] – Giebel 1846: 313.

Anabates [?; in part] – Giebel 1847: 13.

Opetiorhynchus [?; in part] – Giebel 1847: 13.

Dendrocalaptes [sic] [?; in part] – Giebel 1847: 17.

Anabates [?; in part] – Pictet 1853: 412.

Opetiorhynchus [?; in part] – Pictet 1853: 412.

Dendrocolaptes [?; in part] – Pictet 1853: 414.

“des Grimpars ( Anabates de Temminck )” [?; in part] – Liais 1872: 303.

“les Grimpereaux” [?; in part] – Liais 1872: 303.

Furnarius [?; in part] – Reinhardt 1881: 142. Dendrocolaptidae [“Species multae, indeterminatae, etiam affines Furnario etc.”] – Winge 1887: 8, 47–48. Dendrocolaptides [in part] – Goeldi 1894: 363.

Anabates [?; in part] – Lambrecht 1933: 779.

Opetirhynchus [sic] [?; in part] – Lambrecht 1933: 779.

“2 indet. spp. of different genera” [in part] – Fisher 1967: 753. Dendrocolaptidae indet. (spp.) – Nascimento and Silveira 2020: 496.

Winge (1887) reported multiple indeterminate species. He noted that few recent skeletons were available for comparison, and none of the most similar humeri found in the caves is a good match to Lochmias nematura , Synallaxis cinnamomea , Sittasomus griseicapillus sylviellus , and Dendroma rufa . Many are similar to Furnarius rufus albogularis but a little more robust in length when compared with a recent specimen.

Brodkorb (1978) associated with this indeterminate material the names Anabates (= Synallaxis ), Dendrocalaptes [sic], and Opetiorrhynchus [sic] ( Opetiorhynchus ; = Furnarius ) used by Lund (1841d).

Dendrocolaptinae Gray Xiphocolaptes Lesson

635. Xiphocolaptes spp. ?

Quaternary – BR

“ Xiphocolaptes species ” – Alvarenga (in Marantz et al. 2003): 358.

In addition to listing the records reported by Winge (1887) from the Lagoa Santa region, Marantz et al. (2003), through information received from Herculano Alvarenga, noted that “specimens of Xiphocolaptes species have been found at another site in Brazil ”, without further details. Perhaps this is the same record reported by Sales (2003) (see below).

636. Xiphocolaptes falcirostris (Spix)

Quaternary – MG

Xiphocolaptes franciscanus sp. – Sales 2003: 214.

Sales (2003) reported twelve specimens among the bones and mummified carcasses from Zone II of Lapa do Rezar in Itacarambi , Minas Gerais .

637. Xiphocolaptes albicollis (Vieillot)

Quaternary – MG

Xiphocolaptes albicollis – Winge 1887: 48.

Xiphocolaptes albicollis – Goeldi 1894: 363.

Xiphocolaptes albicollis – Lambrecht 1933: 775. Xiphocolaptes albicollis – Fisher 1967: 753.

Xiphocolaptes albicollis – Brodkorb 1978: 146.

Xiphocolaptes albicollis – Mones 1986: 98.

Xiphocolaptes albicollis – Cuello 1988: 61.

Xiphocolaptes albicollis – Marantz et al. 2003: 358. Xiphocolaptes albicollis – Nascimento and Silveira 2020: 496.

Winge (1887) reported a tarsometatarsus from Lapa da Escrivânia V and a tibiotarsus from an unknown locality.