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The Brazilian teal is a small South American duck, notable for the male's red bill and a range from Brazil to Argentina.
The chestnut teal is an Australasian dabbling duck, notable for the male's chestnut body and green head in breeding plumage.
The yellow-billed teal is a South American dabbling duck, notable for its yellow bill and Andean and southern lowland populations.
The Indian spot-billed duck is a South Asian dabbling duck, notable for a yellow-tipped black bill and orange-red spots at its base.
The blue-billed teal is an African dabbling duck, notable for the male's bright blue bill and its wetlands range south of the Sahara.
The eastern spot-billed duck is an East Asian dabbling duck, notable for breeding from Siberia to China and wintering farther south.
The Sunda teal is an Australasian dabbling duck, notable for island populations from Indonesia to New Guinea and northern Australia.
Bernier's teal is a Madagascar endemic duck, notable for its mangrove and coastal wetland habitat and endangered status.
Meller's duck is a large mottled duck of Madagascar, notable as an endangered island endemic also recorded on Mauritius.
The Andaman teal is a small duck endemic to the Andaman Islands, notable for its restricted Bay of Bengal range.
The Mascarene teal was an extinct duck from the Mascarene Islands, notable from subfossil remains on Mauritius and Réunion.
