Alagoas antwren [SEP] parent taxon
Alagoas antwren
The Alagoas antwren ("Myrmotherula snowi") is a species of bird in the family Thamnophilidae.
It is endemic to Brazil.
Found only in the states of Pernambuco and Alagoas, two epicenters of extinction due to rampant deforestation in that area, its population is now thought to be less than thirty individuals and severely fragmented. Its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical moist lowland forest. Logging and fires are the primary causes behind its decline, something that is expected to continue as a network of roads
"Drymophila squamata" (scaled antbird)
- "Terenura maculata" (streak-capped antwren)
- "Terenura sicki" (Alagoas antwren)
- "Terenura callinota" (rufous-rumped antwren)
- "Terenura humeralis" (chestnut-shouldered antwren)
- "Terenura sharpei" (yellow-rumped antwren)
- "Terenura spodioptila" (ash-winged antwren)
- "Cercomacra cinerascens" (grey antbird)
- "Cercomacra brasiliana" (Rio de Janeiro antbird)