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Carpodacus mexicanus

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Catalogue of Life accepted name

Carpodacus mexicanus (Statius Muller, 1776)

References in BioStor

	On some Hydrocorallinae from Alaska and California W H Dall Proceedings of The Biological Society of Washington 2: 111-115
	Note regarding the earliest name for Carpodacus haemorrhous (Wagler) R Ridgway Proceedings of The Biological Society of Washington 2: 110-111
	Ridgway on the American Red Crossbills Robert Ridgway (1885) The Auk 2: 206-207
	Ridgway on Various American Birds (1885) The Auk 2: 207-208
	In: Ferrari-Perez: Catalogue of animals collected by the geographical and exploring commission of the Republic of Mexico. [Part III. Reptiles and Amphibians, pp. 182-199] E D Cope (1886) Proc. US Natl. Mus 9: 125-199
	Notes and News (1889) The Auk 6: 341-342
	On Birds Collected in Yucatan and Southern Mexico Witmer Stone (1890) Proceedings of The Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 42: 201-218
	Ninth Supplement to the American Ornithologists' Union Check-List of North American Birds (1899) The Auk 16: 97-133
	Piranga Rubra and Carpodacus Mexicanus Frontalis Preoccupied? Harry C Oberholser (1899) The Auk 16: 185-186
	Four Preoccupied Names (1899) The Auk 16: 186-187
	Notes on some birds from Santa Barbara Islands, California (1900) Proceedings of The United States National Museum 22: 229-234
	Yosemite Valley Birds O Widmann (1904) The Auk 21: 66-73
	Mallophaga from birds of the Hawaiian Islands Vernon Lyman Kellogg and Bertha L Chapman (1904) Fauna Hawaiiensis 3: 305-321
	Ornithological Notes from Western Mexico and the Tres Marias and Isabella Islands H H Bailey (1906) The Auk 23: 369-391
	Some Corrected Records E W Nelson (1907) The Auk 24: 106-107
	Telescope Observations of Migrating Birds F W Carpenter (1907) The Auk 24: 107-108
	Papers on Tick-Eating Birds (1911) The Auk 28: 383-384
	Grinnell on 'The Linnet of the Hawaiian Islands' Joseph Grinnell (1911) The Auk 28: 384-384
	Expedition to Guadalupe Island, Mexico in 1922. The birds and mammals Alfred W Anthony (1925) Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences 14: 277-320
	Expedition to the Revillagigedo islands, Mexico, in 1925, VI. The birds and mammals Mary E Mclellan (1926) Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences 15: 279-322
	Two new races of Carpodacus mexicanus R T Moore (1939) Proceedings of The Biological Society of Washington 52: 105-112
	A new house finch from the Palouse country of the north-western United States (1949) Proceedings of The Biological Society of Washington 62: 29-30
	Distribution and origin of the birds of Mexico L Griscom (1950) Bulletin of The Museum of Comparative Zoology 103: 339-382
	Avian anatomical specimens in the Peabody Museum of Natural History, Yale University Peter L Ames and Eleanor H Stickney (1968) Postilla 118: 1-40
	Birds of Gunnison and Cub Islands Great Salt Lake, Utah F L Knopf and V C Bachman (1977) Great Basin Naturalist 37: 247-251
	An Evaluation Of The New Species And Subspecies Proposed In Oberholsers Bird Life Of Texas Usa M R Browning (1978) Proceedings of The Biological Society of Washington 91: 85-122
	VERTEBRATE FAUNA OF A RADIOACTIVE LEACHING POND COMPLEX IN SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO USA D K Halford and J B Millard (1978) Great Basin Naturalist 38: 64-70
	A SURVEY OF BREEDING AND MIGRATORY BIRDS SOUTHWEST OF FARMINGTON NEW-MEXICO USA D A Tolle (1978) Great Basin Naturalist 37: 489-500
	Geographic Variation In White-Winged Doves Zenaida-Asiatica With Reference To A Possible Source Of A New Florida Usa Population J W Aldrich (1981) Proceedings of The Biological Society of Washington 94: 641-651
	Diet of a great horned owl (Bubo virginianus) on a small coastal Connecticut Island Jon A Moore, Celia Lewis and Michael R Anderson (1999) Postilla 220: 1-10