Definition of Palaelodids. Meaning of Palaelodids. Synonyms of Palaelodids

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- flamingos and grebes (Mirandornithes). The foot and wing anatomy of fossil palaelodids suggests that they were surface-swimming birds, rather than grebe-like...
- However, palaelodids show some additional range beyond brackish lakes and lagoons. The Jebel Qatrani Formation, where two indetermined palaelodids were discovered...
- been previously identified on flamingos, but not on grebes. The fossil palaelodids can be considered evolutionarily, and ecologically, intermediate between...
- accepted by Jacques Cheneval in 1983 during a major revision of the palaelodids of Saint-Gérand-le-Puy. Besides agreeing with the synonymity between...
- that supported a diverse array of waterbirds. These included waterfowl, palaelodids, herons, stilts, and avocets. The anatomy of Hunucornis supports their...
- and not compressed like in other palaelodids. The distal vascular foramen is larger and longer than in either palaelodids or phoenicopterids and in this...
- similarities have been made between this genus and Palaelodidae. The palaelodids is an extinct family of Phoenicopteriformes where they have been suggested...
- enrightii remains poorly known as only a few fossils have been found. Palaelodids are ancient relatives of flamingos. The new species from St Bathans (Palaelodus...
- in Mexico. In 1983 Jacques Cheneval published a major revision of the palaelodids of Saint-Gérand-le-Puy. Besides agreeing with prior studies that synonymized...
- Manuherikia, a petrel, Accipitriformes, rails, a possible seagull, herons, a palaelodid flamingo, pigeons, parrots, a swift, an owlet-nightjar, songbirds, the...