Taxonomic Split 148602 (Committed on 2024-10-29)

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Taxonomic Split 148602 (Committed on 2024-10-29)

"Split polytypic Cocos Booby Sula brewsteri, from the Pacific coast of North and South America (including etesiaca breeding from Central America to Colombia) from Brown Booby Sula leucogaster, which thus has two subspecies: nominate which occurs in the tropical Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico; and S. l. plotus of the central Pacific."

Source: eBird/Clements Checklist v2024 (Citation) | Group : Cocos booby

Added by donalddavesne on October 26, 2024 08:11 AM | Committed by donalddavesne on October 29, 2024

Sula leucogaster 3797
4463 observations LC Range Active

Covered by a taxon framework for Class Aves Sourced to Clements Checklist v2021

Relationship: match

split into

Sula leucogaster 3797
4463 observations LC Range Active Atlased

Covered by a taxon framework for Class Aves Sourced to Clements Checklist v2021

Relationship: match
Sula brewsteri 1578501
2252 observations Active Atlased

Covered by a taxon framework for Class Aves Sourced to Clements Checklist v2021

Relationship: Unknown

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@birdwhisperer @rjq
Atlasing this split automatically assigns ~100 obs to Sula brewsteri, but kicks back ~120 to Sula, including some that are unambiguously S. leucogaster (Atlantic, Indian and West Pacific occurrences).
What do you think?

Posted by donalddavesne 4 days ago

still the best option I think, easy enough to add some IDs to the ones kicked back to genus

Posted by rjq 4 days ago

Taxonomic Split 148602 (Committed on 2024-10-29)

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