What is another word for Genus Lofortyx?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs lˈɒfɔːtˌɪks] (IPA) 
Genus Lofortyx, the bird species from the family Odontophoridae, is known by many different common names depending on the region. In Mexico, it is known as "Codorniz Gola Negra," which translates to black-throated quail. Its other common names include scaled quail, cotton-topped quail, and Gambel's quail. The bird is characterized by its spiky feathers on the head, a prominent crest, and a blue-gray color with black markings. The species is predominantly found in western regions of the United States and some parts of Mexico. Despite the different names, the bird has remained a popular subject in bird watching and nature lovers' communities.
