Definition of Palaelodidae. Meaning of Palaelodidae. Synonyms of Palaelodidae
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Definition of Palaelodidae
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- Palaelodidae is a family of extinctbirds in the group Phoenicopteriformes, whichtoday is represented only by the flamingos. They were widespread during... - the Phoenicopteridae, Elornis, known from the late Eocene epoch. The Palaelodidae – an extinctfamily of peculiar "swimming flamingos" – are believed to... - 19 speciesFamily Podicipedidae: grebes Worldwide; 6 speciesFamily †Palaelodidae: swimmingflamingosFamily Phoenicopteridae: flamingos Worldwide; 300... - Palaelodus is an extinctgenus of bird of the Palaelodidae family, distantlyrelated to flamingos. They were slenderbirds with long, thin legs and a long... - commonancestor of flamingos and grebes. The extinct stem-flamingo familyPalaelodidae have been suggested to be the transitionallinkagebetween the filter-feeding... - †Agnopterus? †Juncitarsus? †Kashinia? †Scaniornis? †Palaelodidae †Adelalopus †Palaelodus †Megapaloelodus Phoenicopteridae †Elornis? †Harrisonavis †Leakeyornis... - †Agnopterus? †Juncitarsus? †Kashinia? †Scaniornis? †Palaelodidae †Adelalopus †Palaelodus †Megapaloelodus Phoenicopteridae †Elornis? †Harrisonavis †Leakeyornis... - †Agnopterus? †Juncitarsus? †Kashinia? †Scaniornis? †Palaelodidae †Adelalopus †Palaelodus †Megapaloelodus Phoenicopteridae †Elornis? †Harrisonavis †Leakeyornis... - †Agnopterus? †Juncitarsus? †Kashinia? †Scaniornis? †Palaelodidae †Adelalopus †Palaelodus †Megapaloelodus Phoenicopteridae †Elornis? †Harrisonavis †Leakeyornis... - †Agnopterus? †Juncitarsus? †Kashinia? †Scaniornis? †Palaelodidae †Adelalopus †Palaelodus †Megapaloelodus Phoenicopteridae †Elornis? †Harrisonavis †Leakeyornis...
