Bird Evolution
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The Bird Evolutionary Series | |||||
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Appearance | Taxa | Relationships | Status | Description | Image |
60-58 Ma |
Genus:
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The earliest-known Penguin. |
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??? Ma |
Genus:
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An early flamingo. | |||
??? Ma |
Genus:
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An early gaviiform. | |||
55-48 Ma |
Genus:
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An early psittacine. | |||
??? Ma |
Genus:
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An basal falconiform. | |||
50 Ma |
Genus:
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An early apodiform. |
Read more about this topic: List Of Transitional Fossils
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