🐦Andean Cock-of-the-rock
O galo-da-serra-andino (Rupicola peruvianus) é uma espécie de pássaro nativa da Cordilheira dos Andes, do sul da Venezuela a Bolívia. A outra espécie do gênero é o galo-da-serra-do-pará (R. rupicola), encontrada mais ao leste, ao norte do Rio Amazonas. É um animal de pequeno porte atingindo cerca de 30cm, com cauda e bico pequenos e uma crista achatada lateralmente, maior nos machos. O macho possui brilhante coloração laranja-avermelhada com cauda e asas pretas, já as fêmeas um enfadonho laranja-amarronzado. Pertence ao gênero Rupicola junto com o galo-da-serra-do-pará e foi descrito por John Latham em 1790. Essas são as quatro subespécies reconhecidas e suas respectivas distribuições geográficas: R. p. peruvianus, (Latham 1790) - centro do Peru R. p. aequatorialis, (Taczanowski 1889) - oeste da Colômbia e noroeste do Equador R. p. sanguinolentus, (Gould 1859) - leste da Colômbia a oeste da Venezuela, leste do Equador e leste do Peru R. p. saturatus, (Cabanis and Heine 1859) - sudeste do Peru e leste da Bolívia
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IUCN Red List assessment, 2018.
- Body mass
- 0.24 kg
- Body length
- not recorded
- Shoulder height
- not recorded
- Top speed
- not recorded
- Bite force
- not recorded
- Maximum lifespan
- not recorded
Everything we know about the Andean Cock-of-the-rock
Typical adult figures. Where a value is an estimate rather than a measurement, it says so.
Body mass0.24 kgAVONETDetails ↓Hide ↑
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Tail length0.12 mAVONETDetails ↓Hide ↑
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Wing length0.18 mAVONETDetails ↓Hide ↑
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Beak length0.03 mAVONETDetails ↓Hide ↑
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Tarsus length0.04 mAVONETDetails ↓Hide ↑
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Trophic levelHerbivoreAVONETDetails ↓Hide ↑
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HabitatForestAVONETDetails ↓Hide ↑
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LifestyleInsessorialAVONETDetails ↓Hide ↑
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Volume l0.2 LaverageDetails ↓Hide ↑
Body mass at ~1.0 kg/L, the density of vertebrate tissue.
average = a mean across sexes or species in a group.
Not recorded for Andean Cock-of-the-rock yet: body length, shoulder height, top speed, bite force, maximum lifespan.
Family tree
- kingdomAnimalia
- ›phylumChordata
- ›classAves
- ›orderPasseriformes
- ›familyCotingidae
- ›genusRupicola
- ›speciesRupicola peruvianus
- orderSauria
- classBirds · Aves
- orderPerching birds · Passeriformes
- genusRupicola
All 11 branches ↓Fewer branches ↑
- kingdomMetazoa
- phylumChordata
- subphylumCraniata
- subphylumVertebrata
- superclassGnathostomata
- superclassSarcopterygii
- superclassTetrapoda
- orderSauria
- classBirds · Aves
- orderPerching birds · Passeriformes
- genusRupicola
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