Definition of Superprecociality. Meaning of Superprecociality. Synonyms of Superprecociality

- least were superprecocial in a way similar to that of megapodes, being able to fly soon after birth. It has been speculated that superprecociality prevented...
- able to fly and live independently from their parents. In megapodes superprecociality apparently evolved secondarily from brooding and at least loose parental...
- had juveniles with clear superprecociality and likely occupying different ecological niches than the adults. Superprecociality has been inferred for sauropods...
- the need of parental care. A further study compares evidence for superprecociality and "late term flight" and overwhelmingly suggests that most if not...
- growing chick's bill. Some precocial species such as the kiwi, and superprecocial species including megapodes, do not require an egg tooth to ****ist them...
- the terrestrial lifestyle of megapodes. It has been speculated that superprecociality in Enantiornithes might have prevented them from developing specialised...
- lineage-specific restrictions.[clarification needed] Archosaurs are ancestrally superprecocial as evidenced in various dinosaurs, pterosaurs, and crocodylomorphs....
- chick takes 2 to 3 days simply to get out of its egg. Kiwi chicks are superprecocial, and are abandoned by their parents after hatching. After ten days,...
- to allow immediate locomotion after birth, potentially suggesting a superprecocial behaviour. The independence from their parents may also be supported...
- Other paravians (including Deinonychus) and pterosaurs are known to be superprecocial and able to fly soon after birth, but for now there are no unambiguous...