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Crimson Finch

Neochmia phaeton (Hombron & Jacquinot 1841)

Scientific Names

Preferred Names

Neochmia phaeton (Hombron & Jacquinot 1841)
Species recognized by Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1
Reference taxon from IOC World Bird List
Neochmia phaeton
Species recognized by Indian Ocean Species List, Indonesia Species List, Australia Species List, Wildfinder (WWF), Protists in Singapore, and Wikidata
Neochmia phaeton
Recognized by Flickr BHL, iNaturalist, PlanetScott, Symonds Tatters, and Furui 2020
Neochmia phaeton (Hombron & Jacquinot 1841)
Species recognized by GBIF classification
Neochmia phaeton
Species recognized by Wikimedia Commons
Neochmia phaeton
Recognized by Flickr Group

Common Names

English

Crimson Finch preferred
Recognized by PlanetScott, wikipedia 日本語, and Wikidata

Catalan; Valencian

diamant carmesí preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Chinese

赤胸星雀 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Croatian

crvena amadina preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Czech

astrild rubínový preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Danish

Solastrild preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Dutch; Flemish

Zonastrild preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Estonian

karmiinamadiin preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Finnish

punatuliperä preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

French

Diamant phaéton preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

German

Sonnenastrild preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
Schwarzbauch-Sonnenamadine preferred
Recognized by Wikidata
Sonnenamadine
prefer
Recognized by Wikidata

Hebrew

פינק נוקנמה ארגמן preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Hungarian

napasztrild preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Indonesian

Pipit matari preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Italian

Diamante cremisi preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Japanese

アサヒスズメ preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語, Furui 2020, and Wikidata

Lithuanian

šviesioji rubininė astrilda preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Navajo; Navaho

Tó wónaanídę́ę́ʼ dilchʼóshii łichíʼígíí preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Norwegian

Solastrild preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Polish

krasnogonek szkarłatny preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Portuguese

Phaeton preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
diamante-carmim
prefer
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata (prefers this name)

Russian

Рубиновый астрильд preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Slovak

batilda rubínová preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Spanish; Castilian

Diamante Escarlata preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata
Diamante escarlata ventrinegro
prefer
Recognized by Wikidata

Swedish

blodastrild preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Ukrainian

амадина-рубінчик малинова preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Vietnamese

Sẻ đỏ preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Welsh

pila gwellt coch preferred
Recognized by wikipedia 日本語 and Wikidata

Zh Hans

赤胸星雀 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Zh Hant

赤胸星雀 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Zh Hk

赤胸星雀 preferred
Recognized by Wikidata
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Curated hierarchies for Neochmia phaeton (Hombron & Jacquinot 1841)

Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1

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Osteichthyes
Sarcopterygii
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Amniota
Reptilia
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Archosauromorpha
Archosauria
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Theropoda
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Coelurosauria
Maniraptoriformes
Maniraptora
Aves
Ornithurae
Neornithes
Neognathae
Neoaves
landbirds
Passeriformes
Oscines
Passeroidea
Estrildidae
Neochmia Gray & GR 1849
Neochmia phaeton (Hombron & Jacquinot 1841) (this page)
Neochmia phaeton evangelinae D' Albertis & Salvadori 1879
Neochmia phaeton phaeton (Hombron & Jacquinot 1841)
Neochmia temporalis (Latham 1801)
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