Bill very wide and depressed; nostrils basal, round, and exposed;
third and fourth toes united for nearly half their length.
Family EURYLÆMIDÆ.
Characters same as those given for the Order.
Subfamily EURYLÆMINÆ.
Genus SARCOPHANOPS Sharpe, 1877.
Eye surrounded by a wide fleshy wattle; tail short, rectrices strongly
graduated; wings moderate, first primary shorter than sixth, fourth
longest; a well-defined wing-bar across the secondaries.
Species.
a1. Back gray; wing-bar yellow and white. ... steeri (p. 410)
a2. Back vinaceous; wing-bar vinaceous and white. ... samarensis
(p. 411)