-
including bats, reptiles,
insects and carrion. In po****r
imagination the
falconids are fast
flying predators, and
while this is true of the
genus Falco and...
- falconella) from
Wyoming is a bird of
uncertain affiliations,
maybe a
falconid,
maybe not; it
certainly does not
belong in this genus. "Falco" readei...
-
Herpetotherinae is a
subfamily of
falconid birds of prey that
includes eight species in two
genera Herpetotheres (the
laughing falcon) and
Micrastur (forest...
- Agnolin, F. L.; Rinderknecht, A.; Blanco, R. E. (2015). "The
largest known falconid".
Neues Jahrbuch für
Geologie und Paläontologie - Abhandlungen. 277 (3):...
- 1992 Genus ?†Onychopteryx
Cracraft 1971 (Early
Eocene of Argentina) –
falconid? A
nomen dubium Species †Onychopteryx
simpsoni Cracraft 1971
Genus †Protoazin...
-
Garganoaetus freudenthali and
Garganoaetus murivorus - two
species of
falconid, the
former larger than a
golden eagle, the
latter well-sized; endemic...
-
Falconinae is a
subfamily of
falconid birds of prey that
includes 44
species in
three genera. It
includes Microhierax (the
typical falconets), Polihierax...
- and pathogens. It is a
vector for Avipoxvirus,
Newcastle disease virus,
Falconid herpesvirus 1 (and
possibly other Herpesviridae), and some
mycoses and...
-
argasid tick in the
subgenus Persicargus that
parasitizes the chimango, a
falconid bird of prey
found in the Sub-Antarctic
biogeographical region; the type...
-
Thegornis is an
extinct genus of
herpetotherine falconid that
lived during the
Miocene of
South America. The
genus was
erected by
Florentino Ameghino in...
