Definition of Vegaviidae. Meaning of Vegaviidae. Synonyms of Vegaviidae

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Definition of Vegaviidae

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Meaning of Vegaviidae from wikipedia

- Vegaviidae is an extinct family of birds of uncertain phylogenetic placement, which existed during the Late Cretaceous and possibly the Paleocene. Definitive...
- as a neornithine bird. McLachlan et al. (2017) considered the family Vegaviidae to be stem group birds within Ornithurae. Mayr et al. (2018) claimed that...
- Gastornithiformes. In addition, they have found support that the family Vegaviidae (usually classified as crown anseriforms or their sister taxon) are more...
- 2017 paper has found it to be just outside the crown group in the family Vegaviidae. Below is the general consensus of the phylogeny of anseriforms and their...
- †Gargantuavis? †Guildavis †Iaceornis †Kookne †Limenavis †Qinornis †Tingmiatornis †Hesperornithes †Ichthyornithes †Vegaviidae †Cimolopterygidae Aves (modern birds)...
- †Conflicto †Gastornis? †Dromornithidae? †Pelagornithidae? †Vegaviidae? †Presbyornithidae Bumbalavis Headonornis? Murgonornis Presbyornis Proherodius Telmabates...
- †Limenavis †Tingmiatornis †Ichthyornithes Ichthyornis Janavis †Hesperornithes †Vegaviidae Australornis? Maaqwi? Neogaeornis? Polarornis Vegavis †Cimolopterygidae...
- †Conflicto †Gastornis? †Dromornithidae? †Pelagornithidae? †Vegaviidae? †Presbyornithidae Bumbalavis Headonornis? Murgonornis Presbyornis Proherodius Telmabates...
- †Conflicto †Gastornis? †Dromornithidae? †Pelagornithidae? †Vegaviidae? †Presbyornithidae Bumbalavis Headonornis? Murgonornis Presbyornis Proherodius Telmabates...
- PMID 18784798. Agnolín, F.L.; Egli, F.B.; Chatterjee, S.; Marsà, J.A.G (2017). "Vegaviidae, a new clade of southern diving birds that survived the K/T boundary"...