Correction: Cytotaxonomy of Eurypyga helias (Gruiformes, Eurypygidae): First Karyotypic Description and Phylogenetic Proximity with Rynochetidae.

A row has been deleted from Table 1 in the published article. Please see the complete, correct, Table 1 here.

Table 1

Comparison and morphological classification of macrochromosome pairs of 15 species belonging to five families of Gruiformes.

Based on chromosome morphology, these species can be divided in five different groups, indicated by letters A-E (A = 1,2,4–6 biarmed and remaining acrocentric; B = 1–10 biarmed; C = 1,4,7 biarmed and remaining acrocentric,telocentric; D = 1–6 biarmed and remaining telocentric and E = 1 biarmed and remaining acrocentric). Gropus A-D show a higher number of biarmed macrochromosomes, while group E shows a higher number of acrocentric macrochromosomes.

		Morphology of chromosome pairs
Family	Species	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	References	Groups
Gruidae	Grus japonensis	SM	SM	A	SM	SM	M	A	A	A	A	Belterman and Boer, 1984	A
Gruidae	Grus canadensis	SM	SM	A	SM	SM	M	A	A	A	A	Belterman and Boer, 1984	A
Gruidae	Grus Antígone	SM	SM	A	SM	SM	M	A	A	A	A	Belterman and Boer, 1984	A
Gruidae	Anthropoides virgo	SM	SM	A	SM	SM	M	A	A	A	A	Belterman and Boer, 1984	A
Gruidae	Anthropoides paradisea	SM	SM	A	SM	SM	M	A	A	A	A	Belterman and Boer, 1984	A
Gruidae	Bygeranis carunculatus	SM	SM	A	SM	SM	M	A	A	A	A	Belterman and Boer, 1984	A
Gruidae	Balearica pavonina	M	M	M	SM	M	M	M	M	M	M	Kaewmad et al., 2013	B
Psophiidae	Psophia viridis	SM	A	T	M	A	A	M	A	A	A	Sasaki and Takagi, 1981	C
Psophiidae	Psophia crepitans	SM	A	T	M	A	A	M	A	A	A	Sasaki and Takagi, 1981	C
Psophiidae	Psophia leucoptera	SM	A	T	M	A	A	M	A	A	A	Sasaki and Takagi, 1981	C
Rallidae	Fulica atra	M	SM	M	M	SM	M	T	T	T	T	Hammar, 1970	D
Rallidae	Gallinus chloropus	M	SM	M	M	SM	M	T	T	T	T	Hammar, 1970	D
Rallidae	Porzana albicollis	M	M	SM	SM	SM	M	M	M	M	M	Gionannia and Gionannia, 1983	B
Rhynochetidae	Rhynochetos jubatus	SM	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	Wada et al., 1993	E
Eurypygidae	Eurypyga helias	M	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	A	Present work	E

Legend: M, metacentric; A, acrocentric; SM, submetacentric;T, telocentric).