-
living and
extinct bird families, with a
widespread geographical diversity.
Gruiform means "crane-like". Traditionally, a
number of
wading and
terrestrial bird...
- Taxa
formerly considered graculavids are:
Laornithidae - charadriiform?
gruiform?
Laornis (Late Cretaceous?) "Graculavidae"
Graculavus (Lance Cr**** Late...
- cranes,
rails and allies). A 2011
genetic study found A.
defossor to be a
gruiform.
There are no
available DNA
sequences for A. otidiformis, but it was ****umed...
- the
family to
ordinal level as the Ralliformes.
Given uncertainty about gruiform monophyly, this may or may not be correct; it
certainly seems more justified...
-
families such as the
families Pedionomidae and
Turnicidae were
classified as
gruiforms. It may also have
support from the
fossil record since the
discovery of...
-
turaco in more
recent times and has been
synonymised with the
presumed gruiform Talantatos,
though it is not
certain whether this will
become widely accepted...
- they are no
longer considered true rails, but an
independent lineage of
gruiform birds. It
contains 3
species known from
subfossil remains of Late Pleistocene...
-
Eogruids are
rather similar to Geranoididae, a
clade of
similar flightless gruiforms from
North America and Europe, and both
groups have
occasionally been...
- The
sungrebe (Heliornis fulica) is a
small aquatic gruiform found in the
tropical and
subtropical Americas from
northeastern Mexico to
central Ecuador...
-
gruiform, ciconiiform, phoenicopteriform? †Telecrex
grangeri Wetmore 1934 (Irdin
Manha Late
Eocene of
Chimney Butte, Mongolia)–
meleagrid or
gruiform...
