Dendroica petechia oraria Parkes and Dickerman Dendroica petechia oraria Parkes and Dickerman, 1967: 87 (2 miles south of Buena Vista (5 about 9 miles north of Tlacotalpan), Veracruz, Mexico ). Now Setophaga petechia oraria ( Parkes and Dickerman, 1967 ) . See Lowery and Monroe, 1968: 19 ; Browning, 1994: 43 , 47; Curson, 2010b: 745– 746 ; and Lovette et al., 2010: 765 . HOLOTYPE: AMNH 817690 ( MMNH 14594), adult male, collected 2 mi south of Buena Vista, about 9 mi north of Tlacotalpan, 18.38N, 95.40W (Times atlas), Veracruz, Mexico , on 16 November 1958, by Robert W. Dickerman (no. 9067). COMMENTS: The MMNH number of the holotype was cited in the original description and the specimen was exchanged to AMNH in October 1986. Parkes and Dickerman consulted many collections and said that specimens of oraria they examined were from the following localities: near Lomas del Real, Tampico, Laguna Tamiahua, Boca del Río, near Tlacotalpan, and Sánchez Magallanes. The following five paratyes of oraria are in AMNH : Tampico, AMNH 85253–85256, three males, one female, collected on 25 May 1888, from the Sennett Collection; 9 mi eastnortheast of Tlacotalpan, AMNH 781744, male, 7 April 1962, by Dickerman.

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Dendroica petechia oraria Parkes and Dickerman Dendroica petechia oraria Parkes and Dickerman, 1967: 87 (2 miles south of Buena Vista (5 about 9 miles north of Tlacotalpan), Veracruz, Mexico). Now Setophaga petechia oraria ( Parkes and Dickerman, 1967). See Lowery and Monroe, 1968: 19; Browning, 1994: 43, 47; Curson, 2010b: 745– 746; and Lovette et al., 2010: 765. HOLOTYPE: AMNH 817690 ( MMNH 14594), adult male, collected 2 mi south of Buena Vista, about 9 mi north of Tlacotalpan, 18.38N, 95.40W (Times atlas), Veracruz, Mexico, on 16 November 1958, by Robert W. Dickerman (no. 9067). COMMENTS: The MMNH number of the holotype was cited in the original description and the specimen was exchanged to AMNH in October 1986. Parkes and Dickerman consulted many collections and said that specimens of oraria they examined were from the following localities: near Lomas del Real, Tampico, Laguna Tamiahua, Boca del Río, near Tlacotalpan, and Sánchez Magallanes. The following five paratyes of oraria are in AMNH: Tampico, AMNH 85253–85256, three males, one female, collected on 25 May 1888, from the Sennett Collection; 9 mi eastnortheast of Tlacotalpan, AMNH 781744, male, 7 April 1962, by Dickerman.