"THE C.O.M. NEWS", MARCH 2002 nr. 107

ANNEXE nr. 3

Taxanomic reference :
systematics established by SIBLEY and MONROE
(« Distribution and Taxonomy of Birds of the World », 1990)

Classes

·         Genera  Anurophasis (1 reported species),  Coturnix (10 species)

 1         Team of 4  C. adansonii, C. coromandelica, C. coturnix, C. delegorgei, C. monorthonyx, C. novaezelandiae, etc. : all in classic colour

2                   Individual ditto

3                   Team of 4  C. chinensis : classic colour or mutations

4                   Individual ditto

5                   Team of 4  C. japonica : classic colour or mutations

6                   Individual ditto

·         Genera  Callipepla (4 species),  Colinus (4 species),  Cyrtonyx (2 species),  Dactylortyx (1 species),  Dendrortyx (3 species),  Oreortyx (1 species),  Philortyx (1 species),  Rhynchortyx (1 species)

 7         Team of 4  Cal. californica,  Cal. douglasii,  Cal. dquamata,  Co. cristatus,  Co. gambelli,  Co. leucopogon, Co. virginiatus,  Cy. Montezumae,  O. pictus,  etc. : all in classic colour

 8         Individual ditto

·         Genera Alectoris (7 species), Amnoperdrix (2 species), Arbophila (18 species), Francolinus (42 species), Galloperdrix (3 species),  Margaroperdrix (1 species),  Melanoperdrix (1 species),  Perdrix (3 species), Rhizothera (1 species),   Rollulus (1 species)

 9         Team of 4  Al. barbara,  Al. chukar,  Al. gracea,  Al. rufa,  Am. griseogularis,  Am. hehi,  Ar. brunneopectus, Ar. javanica,  Ar. rubirostris,  Ar. torqueola,   F. erkelii,   F. francolina,   F. leucoscepus,   F. pintadeanus, F. pondicerianus,  F. sephaena,  P. perdrix,  R. roulroul,  etc. : all in classic colour

 10        Individual ditto       

 11        Team of 4 mutations or aberrations of the species reported in classes 1 to 9, except 3 and 5

 12        Individual ditto

 13        Team of 4 new mutations under study (no medals)

 14        Individual ditto (no medals)

Remarks :            

·         The European Galliformes are included in this section.           

·         The above listed species, in any class, are not exhaustive; they only cover the most common exhibits.

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