Definition of Lithornithids. Meaning of Lithornithids. Synonyms of Lithornithids

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- other lithornithids and has been suggested to be more closely related to extant paleognaths, though it is recently recovered as a derived lithornithid. Lithornis...
- other lithornithids lack tail feathers. Calciavis is recovered as a sister taxa to Pseudocrypturus, as sister-taxa to all other lithornithids. [citation...
- the gigantic Gastornis and the enigmatic ratite Remiornis. Like most lithornithids, it was probably a very competent flyer, its coracoid remnants suggesting...
- non-avian and avian dinosaurs such as dromaeosaurids, enantiornithes, and lithornithids. Both the body and the train of the pea**** are iridescent A neon tetra...
- size, that probably resembled a tinamou quite closely. Unlike other lithornithids but much like its modern relatives it was probably a poor flyer. Paracathartes...
- known until the Cenozoic (though birds occasionally interpreted as lithornithids occur in Albian appalachian sites), but there have been many reports...
- Diogenornis possesses a rather narrow beak, similar to that of tinamous, lithornithids and c****owaries, as well as rather large wings. These traits, both rather...
- narrow-billed Diogenornis and Palaeotis, compared to the s****bird-like lithornithids, and could imply similar animalivorous diets. Ratites are different...
- ostriches and rheas. The beak was slender, more similar to that of lithornithids, and probably had similar carnivorous habits. Paleotis is considered...
- retain smaller-bodied, omnivorous, and volant lifestyles. Flight-capable lithornithids from the Paleocene and Eocene epochs appear to have been structurally...