Definition of Coraciiform. Meaning of Coraciiform. Synonyms of Coraciiform

- of the International Ornithological Committee (IOC). Several extinct coraciiform families are only known from Paleogene fossils. They probably belong...
- of the rufous and broad-billed motmots. A fossil genus of Oligocene coraciiform from Switzerland has been described as Protornis; it might be a primitive...
- Protornis (Gr**** for "original bird") is an extinct genus of prehistoric coraciiform bird. It contains one species, P. glarniensis from the Early Oligocene-aged...
- Paracoracias is an extinct genus of coraciiform that lived during the Ypresian stage of the Eocene epoch. Paracoracias occidentalis is known from the...
- Strigogyps sapea (formerly Aenigmavis) a cariamiform Eocoracias, an early coraciiform with known coloration Messelornis, the Messel-bird; a species of gruiform...
- Rhynchaeites), psittacid? †Neanis schucherti Shufeldt 1913 (Early Eocene)– coraciiform (primobucconid), piciform? †Paleophasi**** meleagroides Wetmore 1940...
- Genus Species Notes Images Protornis P. glarniensis A coraciiform of uncertain affinities. Trogoniformes indet. A relative of trogons....
- Notes Image Primobucconidae †Primobucco †P. mcgrewi Fossil Lake A primobucconid coraciiform. Incertae sedis †Paracoracias †P. occidentalis A coraciiform....
- tibiotarsus' length, which is unlike most coraciiforms. The pedal (foot) phalanges are more robust than in coraciiforms, and the second bears a greatly enlarged...
- pattern. In 2019, Babarović et al. studied a specimen of the Eocene coraciiform Eocoracias. They observed non-iridescent structural coloration on its...