Naming
The species is here assigned to the relatively new genus "Cantorchilus"; however, many authorities still treat it as a species of the genus "Thryothorus". Some aspects of its taxonomy and behavioral ecology have been well studied, confirming that its seven recognized subspecies can be grouped into two distinct clades and giving insights into the functions of the antiphonal duetting that pairs of this species, like those of many Neotropical wrens, take part in.
Status
This adaptable species is not considered to be of global conservation concern, as it seems to tolerate and probably benefits from many forms of habitat modification caused by human activities, barring the complete destruction or conversion of suitable habitat. However, further study is required, and research into aspects of the species' demography in different habitats would also be of value.References:
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