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Carinatae is the
group of all
birds and
their extinct relatives to
possess a keel, or "carina", on the
underside of the
breastbone used to
anchor large...
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structure was used as a
broad classification of
birds into two orders:
Carinatae (from carina, "keel"),
having a
pronounced keel; and
ratites (from ratis...
- monophyletic.
Clade 1. P. sect. Meconella,
Meconopsis Clade 2. P. sect.
Carinatae, P. sect. Meconidium, P. sect. Oxytona, P. sect. Papaver, P. sect. Pilosa...
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their keeled sternum (breastbone),
unlike the ratites, they are
known as
carinatae. Worldwide; 250
species Family †Sylviornithidae
Suborder Megapodii Family...
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birds into
Ratitae (ratites or
running birds, with a flat sternum) and
Carinatae (carinates or
flying birds, with a
keeled sternum),
which formed part...
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flight ability and
placing it with
modern birds in the
advanced group Carinatae.
Unlike earlier avialans such as the enantiornithines, the
species appears...
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credited with this insight.
Huxley still placed the
tinamous with the
Carinatae of
Merrem because of
their keeled sterna, and
thought that they were most...
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Maniraptora See also:
Archaeornithes Carinatae Deinonychosauria Odontognathae Odontornithes Sauriurae Unenlagiidae Category...
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Maniraptora See also:
Archaeornithes Carinatae Deinonychosauria Odontognathae Odontornithes Sauriurae Unenlagiidae Category...
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Maniraptora See also:
Archaeornithes Carinatae Deinonychosauria Odontognathae Odontornithes Sauriurae Unenlagiidae Category...
