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Genus Setophaga

Definition:

The genus Setophaga refers to a group of small passerine birds commonly known as wood-warblers. These birds belong to the family Parulidae and are primarily found in the Americas.

Main Sense (Biology):

Noun - Biological Classification

Genus Setophaga is a taxonomic rank that classifies certain species of wood-warblers. It is the most diverse genus within the family Parulidae, encompassing more than 30 recognized species.

Example Sentence: The genus Setophaga includes colorful species such as the Blackburnian warbler and the American redstart.

Local Sense:

Noun - Local Usage

In local communities, the term "genus Setophaga" might not commonly be used. Local birdwatchers and enthusiasts may prefer using specific names for the various species within this genus, rather than referring to the genus as a whole.

Example Sentence: The birders in this region are excited to spot a Black-throated Blue Warbler, a species within the genus Setophaga.

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