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- Karyotype data indicate the accipitrids analysed are indeed a distinct monophyletic group. In the past the accipitrids have been variously divided into...
- and the family Accipitridae, which may be referred to colloquially as accipitrids or raptors. This species was first described by René Primevère Lesson...
- that all species have feathering over their tarsus, unlike many other accipitrids which have bare legs. Included in this group are all species described...
- common ancestor of the secretarybird (Sagittarius serpentarius) and the accipitrid species. The phylogeny of Accipitriformes is complex and difficult to...
- the species, as opposed to nestlings or captive specimens. Unlike most accipitrids, males can broadly overlap in size with the females, although not uncommonly...
- the large, sickle-shaped claws. These researchers proposed that, like accipitrids, the dromaeosaur would then begin to feed on the animal while it was...
- vulture which today is not generally considered a taxonomic ally of true accipitrids. However, the golden eagle, averaging 4.18 kg (9.2 lb) and 63 cm (25 in)...
- birds, rivalled only by the southern ground hornbill and some large accipitrids. Frigatebirds take many years to reach ****ual maturity. A study of great...
- the largest of any known for all extant accipitrids. The crowned eagle is perhaps the only living accipitrid to routinely attack prey weighing in excess...
- soaring and circle down to the ground to snatch it. Buteos are typical accipitrids in most of their breeding behaviors. They all build their own nests,...