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  Skeletal Studies of the Tropical Hawk Harpagus
Tarsus, tibia coracoid and humerus were compared in detail, with the result that my first impression was greatly strengthened and I came to agree pretty closely with Peters' arrangement.
He recognizes nine subfamilies of the Accipitridae which he lists seriatim with Accipitrinae as no. 4.
The genus Harpagus is assigned to subfamily no. 3, the Milvinae, including the old world type, Milvus milvus milvus.
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