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|name=Cuban Black Hawk
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|image=Cuban black hawk.jpg
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|caption=
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|domain=Eukaryota
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|kingdom=Animalia
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|subkingdom=Bilateria
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|branch=Deuterostomia
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|superphylum=
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|phylum=Chordata
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|subphylum=Vertebrata
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|infraphylum=Gnathostomata
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|microphylum=
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|division=
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|subdivision=
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|superclass=Tetrapoda
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|class=Aves
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|subclass=Neornithes
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|infraclass=Neoaves
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|superorder=Passerimorphae
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|order=Accipitriformes
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|suborder=
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|infraorder=Falconides
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|superfamily=
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|families=
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|family=Accipitridae
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|subfamily=Buteoninae
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|supertribe=
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|tribe=
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|genera=
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|genus=Buteogallus
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|species=B. gundlachii
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|syn=
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|pop=10,000-15,000
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|conservation=Near threatened<ref>http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/22735287/0</ref>
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The '''Cuban black hawk''' (''Buteogallus gundlachii'') is a bird of prey in the family Accipitridae, and native to the island of [[Cuba]].  Traditionally considered to have been a subspecies of the [[common black hawk]], it was only recently confirmed to have been a separate species.
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==Threats==
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Cuban black hawks are inhabitants of mangrove swamp areas and large river banks, feeding primarily on crabs.  Due to human development and drainage of these wetlands a decline in the number of birds has been observed.
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==References==
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<small><references/></small>
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[[Category:Birds of Prey]][[Category:Hawks]]