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Conurws, . Kuhl. ‘Sine much ». ahi oni 
smaller. Upper mandible dis- 
tinctly toothed. Orbits naked. 
Under mandible deeper than ae 
in itslength. Four first quills een ne 
the longest. America only. / Ly 
y. 
\y . 
macrognathus. Spix, i. pl. 25. 
(aberrant.) (fig. 270.) 
Leproryncuus, Sw. Bill slender: the upper mandible 
very slightly curved, considerably prolonged, and ok 
soletely notched. Nostrils concealed. South America 
L. ruficaudus. Lear. Psitt. pl. 11. . 
Patc@ornis, Vigors. Under mandible small, scarcely 
deeper than it is long ; the upper distinctly toothed ; 
the tip acute. Tail very long, cuneated ; the feathers 
narrow, almost linear, and with their tips obtuse ; 
. the two middle greatly exceeding the others. The 
Old World. : 
P. torquatus. Le Vaill. pl. 22. 
Sunram. PSITTACINA. Parrots. 
Upper mandible very distinctly toothed ; lower mandible 
longer than it is high. Tail short, even or rounded. 
Eryturostomus, Sw. Tail rather lengthened, gra- 
duated, or rounded ; the feathers broad. Wings 
moderate, resembling those of the next genus ; but 
the tertials are not longer than the secondaries. Asia, 
A merica. 
macrorynchus. Le Vaill.pl.85. cyanogaster. Part 5.No.180. 
Curysoris*, Sw. Amazonian Par- 
rots. Face plumed. Wings 
rather short ; the first and se- 
cond quills graduated, and 
shorter than the. third and | 
fourth, which are the longest ; 
all these have the inner web 
* In allusion to the yellow colour on the ears or face of nearly all thi 
~ species. 
C. vittatus. Spix, i. pl. 21.. 
chrysophrys. Part 5. No. 120. 
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