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  • proposed in the past. Whether swimmers or divers, that both primitive phoenicopteriforms and their closest relatives, the grebes, were highly aquatic, indicates…
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  • tibiotarsus and parts of the metacarpals. Several bones of the Fayum phoenicopteriform show both similarities to derived flamingos as well as to the more…
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  • (Navesink Late Cretaceous?) - charadriiform? gruiform? Scaniornis - phoenicopteriform? Zhylgaia - presbyornithid? Dakotornis "Graculavidae" gen. et sp.…
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  • insect larvae and snails. This behavior may have been key in later phoenicopteriforms developing filterfeeding bills. The genus includes between five and…
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  • Tenuicrus magnum Harrison & Walker 1976] – phoenicopteriform? †Juncitarsus Olson & Feduccia 1980 – phoenicopteriform? Laornithidae Cracraft 1973 – charadriiform…
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  • nerve is well-developed and elliptical like in basal-anseriforms and phoenicopteriforms. The scapula is short with a slender shaft similar to Palaeolodus…
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  • with their smaller, bulbous bills and the contemporary Palaelodus, a phoenicopteriform with a straight, pointed beak. The nares of Harrisonavis are elongated…
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  • posture. It is possible that Megapaloelodus, much like many other phoenicopteriforms, inhabited lakes which at times may have been highly saline or brackish…
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  • water. This appears to have been an attractive environment for early phoenicopteriforms, given the presence of vast numbers of Palaelodus and more rarely…
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  • Agnopterus is an extinct genus of stem-flamingo phoenicopteriform with fossil material from France, as well as possibly England, Kazakhstan, and Brazil…
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  • hdl:10261/85708. PMID 26295111. Nikita V. Zelenkov (2013). "Cenozoic phoenicopteriform birds from central Asia" (PDF). Paleontological Journal. 47 (11):…
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