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Pleistocene (Blancan) of Florida, California, and Texas)
Subfamily Patagornithinae —
intermediate sized and very
nimble species,
standing around 5.4 feet...
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subfamilies were
recognized at the time (Brontornithinae, Phorusrhacinae,
Patagornithinae,
Mesembriornithinae and Psilopterinae),
though their validity had not...
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smaller Psilopterinae. In
general proportions, they most
resembled the
Patagornithinae which flourished somewhat earlier,
mainly to the
south of the range...
- in 2011 that did not
separate Brontornithinae, Phorusrhacinae, and
Patagornithinae,
resulting in
Titanis in a
polytomy (topology 1). In
their 2015 description...
- †Phorusrhacinae
Devincenzia Kelenken Phorusrhacos Titanis †
Patagornithinae Andalgalornis Andrewsornis Patagornis †Psilopterinae
Procariama Psilopterus...
- was very
similar to Andalgalornis,
another member of the
subfamily Patagornithinae, in size and weight,
however Andalgalornis was
slightly larger. The...
- and
Marcus (1992). The
subfamily to
which the
genus belonged, the
Patagornithinae,
contained species that were of
quite slender build; it
looked much...
- paleontology."
Andrewsornis is so far the
largest member of the
subfamily Patagornithinae,
though it has also been
found to be a Phorusrhacine. The
genus is...
- †Phorusrhacinae
Devincenzia Kelenken Phorusrhacos Titanis †
Patagornithinae Andalgalornis Andrewsornis Patagornis †Psilopterinae
Procariama Psilopterus...
- †Phorusrhacinae
Devincenzia Kelenken Phorusrhacos Titanis †
Patagornithinae Andalgalornis Andrewsornis Patagornis †Psilopterinae
Procariama Psilopterus...
