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- Annakacygna is a genus of flightless marine swan from the Miocene of ****an. Named in 2022, Annakacygna displays a series of unique adaptations setting...
- in the genus Olor. Genus †Afrocygnus (Miocene of North Africa) Genus †Annakacygna – short-winged swans (Miocene of ****an) Genus †Megalodytes (Miocene of...
- 1933; Anser cygniformis (Fraas 1870) Lambrecht 1933] Other genera † Annakacygna The supposed fossil swans "Cygnus" bilinicus and "Cygnus" herrenthalsi...
- ****an originally referred to Megalodytes is now referred to the genus Annakacygna Howard, H. (1992): New records of Middle Miocene anseriform birds from...
- relatives of the family Gastornithidae. A study on the vertebral column of Annakacygna hajimei is published by Matsuoka, Seoka & Hasegawa (2024), who reconstruct...
- Manuherikia Mionetta Stictonettinae Stictonetta Anserinae †Afrocygnus †Annakacygna Anser †Anserobranta †Asiavis †Bonibernicla Branta Cereopsis †"Chenopis"...
- edges, used to scope out small planktionic animals. The extinct swan Annakacygna is speculated to be a filter-feeder due to its bill proportions being...
- Manuherikia Mionetta Stictonettinae Stictonetta Anserinae †Afrocygnus †Annakacygna Anser †Anserobranta †Asiavis †Bonibernicla Branta Cereopsis †"Chenopis"...
- Manuherikia Mionetta Stictonettinae Stictonetta Anserinae †Afrocygnus †Annakacygna Anser †Anserobranta †Asiavis †Bonibernicla Branta Cereopsis †"Chenopis"...
- Manuherikia Mionetta Stictonettinae Stictonetta Anserinae †Afrocygnus †Annakacygna Anser †Anserobranta †Asiavis †Bonibernicla Branta Cereopsis †"Chenopis"...