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PRB-0401Passeriformes

Puerto Rican Obscure Bunting

Pinzón Fósil de Puerto Rico

Pedinorhis stirpsarcana

ExtinctIUCN NE · Not assessed or unresolved

Puerto Rican Obscure Bunting is part of Puerto Rico’s documented avifauna. This profile connects its island occurrence with taxonomy, habitat, life history, and conservation evidence.

FamilyEmberizidae sensu latoNew World Sparrows (historical placement)
Puerto Rico occurrenceExtinctPrehistoric / subfossil supplement
Primary habitatEcology inferred from morphology and deposit contextEcology inferred from morphology and deposit context
Primary dietNot resolved
Average massNot resolvedGlobal trait estimate
MovementNot resolved

Island profile

Catalog scopePrehistoric / subfossil supplement

About the Puerto Rican Obscure Bunting

Puerto Rican Obscure Bunting is part of Puerto Rico’s documented avifauna. This profile connects its island occurrence with taxonomy, habitat, life history, and conservation evidence.

Conservation

Not assessed or unresolved

Global and Puerto Rico-specific conservation references are kept separate in this compilation.

Global IUCN
NE
Puerto Rico DNER
No current listing in source crosswalk
Federal ESA
No current listing in source crosswalk
Critical habitat
Not identified in source crosswalk

Natural history

How it lives

Habitat
Ecology inferred from morphology and deposit context
Elevation
Not resolved
Nest
Not resolved
Clutch
Not resolved
Social behavior
Not resolved

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This bird belongs to 7 paths through the atlas.

Evidence trail

Sources, media & further reading

Research note: Pleistocene fossil species of uncertain modern family placement; original description called it an enigmatic emberizine finch.