- with unguals, a
footed pubis, and
stomach ribs.
Sinornis is
known only from the type species,
Sinornis santensis. The
generic name
comes from the Latin...
-
recent common ancestor of all
avialans closer to
modern birds than to
Sinornis.
Clarke et al. (2006)
found that the most
primitive known euornithians...
-
Cathayornis can be told
apart from
similar Enantiornithes (especially
Sinornis, Eocathayornis, and Houornis) by its
larger size, a
shorter and straighter...
- In 1998, Paul
Sereno defined Ornithothoraces in the same way, but used
Sinornis santensis instead of
Iberomesornis romerali. The
cladogram below follows...
- few
previously described "birds" (e.g. Iberomesornis, Cathayornis, and
Sinornis) were also Enantiornithes. The name "Enantiornithes"
means "opposite birds"...
- PMID 34854094. S2CID 244860443. O'Connor, J.; ****, G. (2010). "A re****essment of
Sinornis santensis and
Cathayornis yandica (Aves: Enantiornithes)".
Records of the...
-
genera more
closely related to it than to
either Longipteryx,
Gobipteryx or
Sinornis. Matt
Martyniuk gave the name
Avisauroidea to this group,
although the...
- of Late Jur****ic (Tithonian) age at the time.
Although two bird genera,
Sinornis and Cathayornis, had
already described from the
Jehol biota in 1992, these...
- Jeholornis.
Similiyanornis Wang et al. 2020
Valid Early Cretaceous China Sinornis Sereno & Rao 1992
Valid Early Cretaceous China Songlingornis Hou 1997 Valid...
-
Liaoning province, China. Well
preserved specimens of
Chinese species such as
Sinornis and
Confuciusornis have
permitted scientists to
better understand the birds'...
