137. PLATYRHYNCHUS MYSTACEUS (Vieill.).

(BROAD-BILLED TYRANT.)

+Platyrhynchus mystaceus+, _Scl. et Salv. Nomencl._ p. 44; _White, P.

Z. S._ 1882, p. 605 (Misiones).

_Description._--Above olive, darker on the head; coronal patch

bright yellow; lores, eye-region, and ear-coverts pale yellowish;

mystacal stripe blackish; wings and tail blackish edged with

olive-brown; below clear fulvous, much whiter on the throat; upper

mandible blackish, lower whitish; feet pale yellowish: whole length

3·3 inches, wing 2·1, tail 1·1. _Female_ similar, but no coronal

patch.

_Hab._ Guiana, Brazil, Paraguay, and Northern La Plata.

A single example of this species was obtained by White in the forest

near San Javier, Misiones.

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