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The Rio de
Janeiro antbird's diet has not been detailed but is known to be primarily insects; it probably also includes spiders. Indivuals, pairs, and family groups usually forage between about 1 and 6 m (3 and 20 ft) above the ground. They hop through vine tangles and other dense
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apparent tolerance of secondary habitats...may reduce the impact of habitat degradation and fragmentation, and where the species occurs it does appear to show resilience to forest fragmentation." It is patchily distributed and considered generally rare to uncommon though locally common.
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The Rio de
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