The black-fronted crested pheasant is known as Pipile jacutinga or Aburria jacutinga, which was previously classified as one of two species of crested pheasant. However, mitochondrial DNA, osteological and biogeographical analyses have revealed that the apoplectic crested is a black screw-crested pheasant, and many of the categories of screw-crested pheasants are actually separate species. The black-fronted Crested pheasant is the basal member of its genus, but its relationship to the fleshly crested pheasant is unclear.
Due to hunting and habitat loss, the black-fronted pheasant population has become scarce.
Protect wild animals and eliminate wild meat.
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