What is another word for Campephilus Principalis?
Pronunciation: [kˈampɪfˌɪləs pɹˌɪnsɪpˈɑːliz] (IPA) 
Campephilus Principalis, commonly known as the Ivory-billed Woodpecker, was a species of woodpecker that was classified as critically endangered before being declared extinct in the 21st century. The name Campephilus Principalis is derived from the Latin words for "large-headed woodpecker". Synonyms for this species include Campephilus Imperialis, the Imperial Woodpecker, which was also once thought to be extinct, and Dryocopus Principalis, another species of woodpecker with similar characteristics. The loss of these majestic birds is a reminder of the importance of conservation efforts to preserve endangered species and their habitats.
