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See also Category:Old World warblers
The family Sylviidae was formerly the name used for the highly polyphyletic "Old World warbler" assemblage. In the modern delimitation, the monophyletic Sylviidae contain only the typical warblers, the parrotbills, and some related genera which were formerly placed in the equally artificial "Old World babbler" assemblage.
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