- γνάθος (gnáthos) 'jaw') is an
infraclass of birds,
called paleognaths or
palaeognaths,
within the
class Aves of the
clade Archosauria. It is one of the two...
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their eggs
being the
largest known for any amniote.
Elephant birds are
palaeognaths (whose
flightless representatives are
often known as ratites), and their...
- of the new
findings and conclusions. Kiwi and
tinamous are the only
palaeognath lineages not to
evolve gigantism,
perhaps because of
competitive exclusion...
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shared this
trait despite their great size.
Unlike virtually every other palaeognath,
which are
generally small-brained by bird standards, kiwi have proportionally...
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Palaeognath genera Category...
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which find the
relationships between the four main
clades of non-ostrich
palaeognaths (moa+tinamou, kiwi+elephant bird, rheas, and emus+c****owaries) to be...
- Widrig, K. E.; Navalón, G.; Field, D. J. (2024). "Paleoneurology of stem
palaeognaths clarifies the
plesiomorphic condition of the
crown bird
central nervous...
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Palaeognath genera Category...
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paleognath jaws are
among the few
apomorphic (more derived)
features of the
palaeognaths,
meaning that the
respective jaw
structure of
these groups is not informative...
- giants:
evolution of the
sensory ecology in
elephant birds and
other palaeognaths inferred from
digital brain reconstructions". Proc. R. Soc. B. 285 (1890):...
