- The Pelagornithidae,
commonly called pelagornithids, pseudodontorns, bony-toothed birds, false-toothed
birds or
pseudotooth birds, are a
prehistoric family...
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Protodontopteryx is a
genus of
pelagornithid (pseudotooth bird) that
lived in New
Zealand roughly 62
million years ago,
during the
early Paleocene epoch...
- albatross;
subsequent researchers have
speculated that it
could be a
pelagornithid; however, its
affinities remain uncertain. The
genus name Manu is Māori...
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Richard Paul (2019). "Oldest,
smallest and
phylogenetically most
basal pelagornithid, from the
early Paleocene of New Zealand,
sheds light on the evolutionary...
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Cretaceous And
Paleogene Of Antarctica: New
Records Of
Ratites And
Pelagornithid Birds" (PDF).
Polish Polar Research. 33 (3): 239–258. Bibcode:2012PPolR...
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Odontopteryx is a
genus of the
extinct pseudotooth birds or
pelagornithids.
These were
probably rather close relatives of
either pelicans and storks, or...
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flying birds to
attain greater size, such as
pelagornithids and pelecaniformes. The
Paleocene pelagornithid Protodontopteryx was
quite small compared to...
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upright stance rather than the
sprawled legs of
modern crocodiles.
Pelagornithid seabirds have
serrated beaks that
resemble teeth and have been recovered...
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between the jaw
structure of
ichthyornitheans and
pelagornithids. The
study still classifies pelagornithids as
neognaths based on a few post-cranial features...
- animals,
including fossils of a
shearwater and the "pseudo-toothed"
pelagornithid Osteodontornis, as well as a
porpoise and fish,
alongside fossils of...
