- the
family Strigopidae,
others place Nestor and
Nelepsittacus in the
Nestoridae and
retain only
Strigops in the Strigopidae. Traditionally, the species...
- now
recognize this
group as a
separate taxon containing two families:
Nestoridae and Strigopidae. Conversely, the
relationships among various ****atoo...
- available. The
Chatham kākā is ****igned to the
genus Nestor in the
family Nestoridae, a
small group of
parrot species native to New Zealand. It is considered...
- 330
species Superfamily Strigopoidea Family Strigopidae:
kakapo Family Nestoridae: kea and
kakas Superfamily Cacatuoidea Family Cacatuidae: ****atoos and...
- is an
extinct species of
large parrot,
belonging to the
parrot family Nestoridae. The
birds were
about 38 cm long, with
mostly olive-brown upperparts,...
- kākā is
listed as endangered, and the kea is
listed as vulnerable. The
Nestoridae genus Nelepsittacus consists of four
extinct species.
There are two surviving...
-
collaborators proposed that the
genus Nestor should be
placed in its own family,
Nestoridae. This
proposal has not been
adopted in
lists of the
world birds and instead...
- This is a list of Australia-New
Guinea species extinct in the
Holocene that
covers extinctions from the
Holocene epoch, a
geologic epoch that
began about...
- Order: Psittaciformes Family:
Nestoridae The
genus Nestor is the type and only
extant genus of the
parrot family Nestoridae. The
genus Nestor contains two...
-
Zealand parrots in the
genus Nestor were
placed in a
separate family Nestoridae and the two
basal genera in the
family Psittaculidae (Psittrichas and...
