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- Sylviornis is an extinct genus of large, flightless bird that was endemic to the islands of New Caledonia in the Western Pacific. It is considered to constitute...
- (Paleocene-Eocene) Family †Sylviornithidae? Mourer-Chauviré & Balouet, 2005 †Sylviornis Poplin, 1980 (Holocene) †Megavitiornis Worthy, 2000 (Holocene) Family...
- more recent morphological studies indicate a close relationship with Sylviornis of New Caledonia, with both genera belonging to the family Sylviornithidae...
- it was considered a monotypic family consisting of the New Calendonia Sylviornis alone, but recent studies show that the Fijian Megavitiornis was part...
- measurement of atmospheric ozone Duodenal ulcer Du, the native name of Sylviornis neocaledoniae "Du" (Cro song) "Du" (Peter Maffay song) Du (cuneiform)...
- †Anisolornis (Santa Cruz Middle Miocene of Karaihen, Argentina) More recently, Sylviornis and its sister taxon Megavitiornis was considered as stem-galliforms,...
- Caledonia's fauna present before human settlement is now extinct, including Sylviornis, a bird over a metre tall not closely related to any living species, and...
- Puna Rhea, Rhea pennata tarapacensis New Caledonian giant scrubfowl, Sylviornis neocaledoniaeNoble megapode, Megavitornis altirostris † Viti Levu scrubfowl...
- formations, or prehistoric birds’ nests, specifically of the extinct species Sylviornis neocaledoniae. Guillaume Vama (living), Kanak agroforestry entrepreneur...
- flightless family, sometimes called (incorrectly) "giant megapodes" (Sylviornis) of New Caledonia were the most m****ive galliformes ever, with lengths...