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- divided into the subfamily Gruinae of typical cranes and the subfamily Balearicinae of crowned cranes. Crowned cranes seem to have been more widespread prehistorically...
- Mecquenem, 1908 Family Gruidae (cranes) Genus †Camusia Seguí, 2002 Subfamily Balearicinae Brasil, 1913 Genus †Aramornis Wetmore, 1926 Genus †Geranopsis Lydekker...
- subfamilies, which diverged from each other around 31 million years ago: Balearicinae, containing the genus Balearica, and Gruinae, containing the genera Leucoger****...
- Miocene/Early Pliocene of Contra Costa County, US) Sometimes considered Balearicinae Geranopsis (Hordwell Late Eocene – Early Oligocene of England) Anserpica...
- v t e Cranes (order: Gruiformes · family: Gruidae) Balearicinae (crowned cranes) Gruinae (typical cranes) 15 living species in four genera (List of species)...
- v t e Cranes (order: Gruiformes · family: Gruidae) Balearicinae (crowned cranes) Gruinae (typical cranes) 15 living species in four genera (List of species)...
- v t e Cranes (order: Gruiformes · family: Gruidae) Balearicinae (crowned cranes) Gruinae (typical cranes) 15 living species in four genera (List of species)...
- incertae sedis †Eobalearica? †Palaeogeranos? †"Probalearica"? †Protogrus Balearicinae †Aramornis Balearica †Eobalearica †Geranopsis Gruinae Antigone †Camusia...
- v t e Cranes (order: Gruiformes · family: Gruidae) Balearicinae (crowned cranes) Gruinae (typical cranes) 15 living species in four genera (List of species)...
- v t e Cranes (order: Gruiformes · family: Gruidae) Balearicinae (crowned cranes) Gruinae (typical cranes) 15 living species in four genera (List of species)...