Pavo

Pavo punika genus saking kalih spésiés ring kaluwarga paksi pegar. Kalih spésiés sareng Merak Kongo, kauningin antuk merak.

 Spésiés 
 Gambar  Aran Binomial  Aran  Pasebaran120px Pavo cristatus  Merak India  Asia Kelod120px   Pavo muticus  Merak ijo Asia Kelod-Kangin

 Cutetan Posil 
 Pavo bravardi (Awal – Untat Pliosen) – Gallus moldovicus, ketah iwang antuk moldavicus
 Gallus aesculapii, Miosen untat - Pliosen awal "paksi wana" saking Yunani, menawi rumasuk paski merak.
Aab Pliosen ring Semenanjung Balkan merak (Merak Bravard) idup sareng ptarmigan (Lagopus)Boev, Z. 1998. Peafowls (g. Pavo Linnaeus, 1758) and Ptarmigans (g. Lagopus Brisson, 1760): an unique coexistance in North Bulgaria over 3 m. y. ago. - Biogeographia, Nuova Serie, Siena, 19 – 1997: 219-222. Merak kasebar jimbar ring semenanjung Balkan miwah Éropa Kelod-Kangin nganti untat Pliosen.Boev, Z. 2002. Fossil record and disappearance of peafowl (Pavo Linnaeus) from the Balkan Peninsula and Europe (Aves: Phasianidae). – Historia naturalis bulgarica, 14: 109-115.

 Pustaka 

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