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This article is about birds, their common name is "crow". For genus including crow, see Ravens. For families with crows, please look at Corvidae. For other uses, please refer to Raven (avoid ambiguity).

A crow is a synonym for a bird of the genus Crow, or more widely, all crows. The term "crow" is used as a generic term for many species. There are 40 known crow species in the world. [1] Species that generically contain the word "crow" are as follows.

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