- genera)
Dromornis Dromornis australis Owen, 1872
Dromornis murrayi Worthy et al., 2016
Dromornis planei (Bullockornis
planei Rich, 1979)
Dromornis stirtoni...
- genera)
Dromornis Dromornis australis Owen, 1872
Dromornis murrayi Worthy et al., 2016
Dromornis planei (Bullockornis
planei Rich, 1979)
Dromornis stirtoni...
- than Ilbandornis, it did not
attain the
height and
weight of
Dromornis stirtoni or
Dromornis planei. The
fossils of the
species have been
found remaining...
-
birds was more
closely related to
modern fowl than to
modern ratites.
Dromornis stirtoni, (Stirton's
thunder bird) was a
flightless bird 3 m (10 ft) tall...
- of
similar size to emus,
other Dromornithids such as
Bullockornis and
Dromornis have far more
robust skulls with
large beaks;
these were
previously considered...
-
kilograms (1,500–2,200 lb)
making it one of the
largest birds ever,
alongside Dromornis stirtoni and
Pachystruthio dmanisensis.
Females of A.
maximus are suggested...
- (Anseranas semipalmata), sole
surviving member of a
Mesozoic lineage Cast of
Dromornis stirtoni, a mihirung, from Australia.
Studies of the
mitochondrial DNA...
- the Cenozoic,
including the
predatory Brontornis,
possibly omnivorous Dromornis stirtoni or
herbivorous Aepyornis, ever grew to m****es much
above 500 kg...
- †Asteriornis †Perplexicervix †Qinornis? †Dromornithidae
Barawertornis Dromornis Genyornis Ilbandornis †Gastornithiformes Brontornis?
Gastornis Dromornithidae...
-
Brontornis the fourth-heaviest bird
found thus far,
after Aepyornis maximus,
Dromornis stirtoni, and
Pachystruthio dmanisensis.
There is
uncertainty about the...
