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Gavia howardae is an
extinct species of loon from the
Piacenzian age from
United States.
Fossils of this bird were
initially found in 1947 by Clifford...
- smaller,
modern California condor may have
evolved from G. amplus.
Gymnogyps howardae[page needed] was
described from the Late
Pleistocene (Lujanian) asphalt...
- (Yorktown
Early Pliocene of Lee Cr**** Mine,
North Carolina,
United States) †G.
howardae Brodkorb, 1953 (San
Diego Formation,
California and
Yorktown Formation...
- species, T.
howardae was
named by
Cracraft (1970), but De Mendoza,
Degrange &
Tambussi (2024)
moved T.
howardae to the new
species Wunketru howardae as they...
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Miomancalla is an
extinct genus of
prehistoric flightless alcids that
lived on the
Pacific coast of today's
California in the
Miocene epoch. It contained...
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Chubut Province, Argentina. The
genus contains a
single species,
Wunketru howardae,
known from a
partial skeleton previously classified as a
species of Telmabates...
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Wasachtian horizon of
lower Eocene Wyoming. One species,
Paracathartes howardae has been described. It is a
paleognathous bird, turkey-like in stature...
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Podiceps howardae is a
possible extinct species of
grebe from the
United States,
possibly a
larger and
earlier form of the
horned grebe (P. auritus). In...
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previous 26 years. A
handful of
fossil species, such as the
Pliocene aged P.
howardae, P. pis**** and P. solidus, and the
Pleistocene aged P. dixi have been...
- in the
family Alcidae under some definitions. One species,
Miomancalla howardae, is the
largest charadriiform of all time. The
family contains 25 extant...
