- young', and γνάθος (gnáthos) 'jaw') is an
infraclass of birds,
called neognaths,
within the
class Aves of the
clade Archosauria.
Neognathae includes the...
-
originated in the late Cretaceous. They are
split into the
paleognaths and
neognaths. The
paleognaths include the
tinamous (grouse-like birds,
found only in...
- Chubb, A. (2004): New
nuclear evidence for the
oldest divergence among neognath birds: the
phylogenetic utility of ZENK(i).
Molecular Phylogenetics and...
- Chubb, AL (2004). "New
nuclear evidence for the
oldest divergence among neognath birds: the
phylogenetic utility of ZENK (i)".
Molecular Phylogenetics and...
- (January 2004). "New
nuclear evidence for the
oldest divergence among neognath birds: the
phylogenetic utility of ZENK (i)".
Molecular Phylogenetics and...
- in the
ratites (emu, ostriches, c****owaries,
rheas and kiwis) and some
neognath birds,
including bustards, wood****s, a few
parrots and pigeons. Some...
- that it was
likely capable of
honks as in ducks, geese, and
other basal neognaths. In 2017 a
phylogenetic study Agnolín and
colleagues have
found Vegavis...
- (January 2004). "New
nuclear evidence for the
oldest divergence among neognath birds: The
phylogenetic utility of ZENK (i)".
Molecular Phylogenetics and...
- Zealand. A 2020
molecular study of all bird
orders found paleognaths and
neognaths to have
diverged in the Late
Cretaceous or earlier,
before 70 million...
- ****ual size
dimorphism in this
species is
perhaps the
greatest in any
neognath bird.
Males were
considerably larger than females,
measuring 75.7–90 centimetres...
