Coliidae

Coliidae sunt familia avium ordinis Coliiformium. Grex sororius cladi Eucavitavium est, cui sunt Leptosomatiformes, Trogoniformes, Bucerotiformes, Coraciiformes, Piciformes.^[1] Coliidae ergo statum Coliiformium habent. Qui grex solum in Africa Subsahariana invenitur, solus ordo aviarius omnino in illa continenti tentus. Quae aves latiore temporibus praehistoricis distribuebantur, Europa et America Septentrionali aevo palaeocaeno non exclusis.^[2]

Urocolius macrourus

Animalia — Chordata

Classis : Aves
Ordo : Coliiformes
Murie, 1872
Familia : Coliidae
Swainson, 1837

Palaeontologia

Palaeocaeno inferiori ad praesens

Subdivisiones: Genera

* Colius

Taxinomia recensere

Sunt quattuor saltem fossilia et duae subfamiliae exstantes:

Familia Coliidae
- Genus Primocolius (fossile)
- Genus Oligocolius (fossile)
- Genus Masillacolius (fossile)
- Subfamilia Coliinae
  - Genus Colius
    - Colius striatus
    - Colius leucocephalus
    - Colius castanotus
    - Colius colius
    - Colius hendeyi (fossile)
- Subfamilia Urocoliinae
  - Genus Urocolius
    - Urocolius macrourus
    - Urocolius indicus

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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Coliidas spectant (Coliiformes, Coliidae).