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formerly also
known by such
names as
totipalmates or
steganopodes. Most have a bare
throat patch (gular patch), and the
nostrils have evolved...
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Noting that the
muscle patterns were
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ibises (Ibididae),
herons (Ardeidae),
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grebes (Podicipediformes)...7
types 761
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