On the basis of published descriptions and comments, it appears that the bird is subspecifically distinct from the forms in the Marianas but shows close relationships to them.
It was not until 1922, however, that the starling in the Marianas was recognized as subspecifically distinct from the birds in the Carolines and Palaus.
The birds at Tinian exhibit some differences from the birds at Saipan, and it is possible that these two populations should be regarded as subspecifically distinct from one another.
In the northeasternmost part of its range, in the Palau Islands, it exhibits geographic variation and is considered to be subspecifically distinct from the rest of the population.
In the present paper all three forms are recognized but are regarded as only subspecifically distinct from the other bridled weasels of Mexico and Central America.
Thereby he expresses the view adopted here, namely that the American ermine is subspecifically but not specifically distinct from the Old World animal.
The Pleistocene weasels from Rancho La Brea of southern California and from Potter Creek Cave and Samwel Cave, both of northern California, are subspecifically indistinguishable from the weasels living in those same localities today.
This fact, and the circumstance that the specimens from the northern part of the range of leucoparia closely resemble frenata in color, constitute sufficient evidence for regarding the two as only subspecifically distinct.
Accordingly the two names are used for the two kinds of animals which appear, however, to be only subspecifically distinct.
By either this interpretation, or the one initially considered (of female frenata and male erminea), the animals from the fissure are at least subspecifically distinct from any American Recent weasel.
In view of the above considerations the ermines of the New and Old worlds are here regarded as only subspecifically distinct.
Geothlypis trichas occidentalis# Brewster, Western Yellow-throat I have found it impracticable to determine subspecifically every specimen in our series of 104 Yellow-throats from Louisiana.
Although actual intergrades are lacking, the animals from Amak Island are considered to be only subspecifically distinct and to belong to the oeconomus complex.
The snipe that breeds in Iceland and the Faroe Islands has been separated, under the name faeroeensis, as subspecifically distinct from the bird breeding in Great Britain and in continental Europe.
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