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Teratornithidae is an
extinct family of very
large birds of prey that
lived in
North and
South America from the Late
Oligocene to Late Pleistocene. They...
- size. In the description,
Argentavis was
classified as a
member of
Teratornithidae and was the
first described from
South America.
Since Argentavis' description...
- K.E. & Tonni, E.P. 1983. Size and
locomotion in
teratorns (Aves:
Teratornithidae). Auk. 1983; 100(2): 390-403 "The world's
oldest condor dies". Ennahar...
- the Pleistocene, some 10,000
years ago.
Before the
formation of the
Teratornithidae family, The T. merriami's
hooked beak and
skull morphology led to its...
- condors)
Sagittariidae (secretarybird) And the
following extinct genera: †
Teratornithidae Diatro****is
Parasarcoramphus For a
complete list of species, see list...
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scavenging birds which included the New
World vultures and the now-extinct
Teratornithidae.
Unlike many Old
World vultures, this
group of
birds lack
talons and...
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painted black, and lack the king vulture's ****. Old
World vultures Teratornithidae Thunderbird (cryptozoology)
Birds of prey de Lafresnaye, Frédéric (1839)...
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incertae sedis †Parasarcoramphus †
Teratornithidae Aiolornis Argentavis Cathartornis Oscaravis Taubatornis Teratornis Cathartidae †Aizenogyps †Brasilogyps...
- This is a list of
North American animals extinct in the
Holocene that
covers extinctions from the
Holocene epoch, a
geologic epoch that
began about 11...
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Argentavis magnificens, the
largest member of the now
extinct family Teratornithidae,
found in Miocene-aged
fossil beds of Argentina, with a
wingspan up...
