鹬科












 

如何讀生物分類框
鷸科

磯鷸
磯鷸


科學分類






















界：
動物界 Animalia
門：
脊索動物門 Chordata
綱：
鳥綱 Aves
目：
鴴形目 Charadriiform
科：
鷸科 Scolopacidae
Vigors, 1825


屬



  • 磯鷸屬 Actitis


  • 濱浪鷸屬 Aphriza


  • 翻石鷸屬 Arenaria

  • Bartramia


  • 濱鷸屬 Calidris

  • Coenocorypha


  • 勺嘴鷸屬 Eurynorhynchus


  • 沙錐屬 Gallinago


  • 闊嘴鷸屬 Limicola


  • 半蹼鷸屬 Limnodromus


  • 塍鷸屬 Limosa


  • 姬鷸屬 Lymnocryptes


  • 杓鷸屬 Numenius


  • 瓣蹼鷸屬 Phalaropus


  • 流蘇鷸屬 Philomachus


  • 波利尼西亚鹬属 Prosobonia


  • 丘鷸屬 Scolopax


  • 鷸屬 Tringa


  • 飾胸鷸屬 Tryngites


  • 翹嘴鷸屬 Xenus


  • 漂鷸屬 Heteroscelus



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鷸（yù）科（學名：Scolopacidae），也叫丘鷸科，是鳥綱鴴形目中的一科，為小型涉禽，種類較多，尤其是濱鷸屬、鷸屬和磯鷸屬幾個屬。


鷸科的鳥絕大多數以土壤中的小型無脊椎動物為食，一般棲息於海岸地帶。



參考



  • Thomas, Gavin H.; Wills, Matthew A. & Székely, Tamás (2004): A supertree approach to shorebird phylogeny. BMC Evol. Biol. 4: 28. doi:10.1186/1471-2148-4-28 PDF fulltext[失效連結]Supplementary Material


外部連結




  • （英文）Scolopacidae videos on the Internet Bird Collection


  • （英文）Shorebirds of Australia Photos





规范控制


  • AAT: 300389931

  • GND: 4559098-9

  • NDL: 00575769



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