Rhinomyias ruficauda mindanensis Mearns,
Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus. (1909), 36, 439.
"The series of this genus in the U. S. Nat. Mus. shows that there
are three geographical forms of the rufous-tailed flycatcher, from
the islands of Basilan, Mindanao, and Samar respectively.
"Compared with the Samar and Mindanao forms the Basilan form,
Rhinomyias ruficauda ruficauda, has the under parts whiter, middle of
chest grayer, sides of chest and flanks a grayer brown, with entire
side of head slate-gray.
"R. mindanensis and samarensis both have brown cheeks and differ from
each other in size the Mindanao form being larger. The upper surfaces
are of a lighter, more olivaceous, and less rufescent color." (Mearns.)
Page 470: To localities for Rhinomyias ocularis add: Pangamian
(Bartsch).
Page 474: To names of collectors of Cryptolopha olivacea, under Negros,
add: Celestino.
Page 476: Interpolate, after Cryptolopha mindanensis:
CRYPTOLOPHA MALINDANGENSIS Mearns.