"Gigantornis" is an extinct genus of
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Pelagornithidae — Temporal range: Late Paleocene Early Pleistocene 58.7–2.5 Ma … Wikipedia
Largest organisms — The largest organism found on earth can be measured using a variety of methods. It could be defined as the largest by volume, mass, height, or length. Some creatures group together to form a superorganism, though this cannot truly be classed as… … Wikipedia
List of fossil birds — Birds are generally believed to have evolved from certain feathered theropod dinosaurs, and there is no real dividing line between birds and dinosaurs, except of course that some of the former survived the Cretaceous Tertiary extinction event… … Wikipedia
Osteodontornis — Temporal range: Miocene (but see text) 20–6 Ma … Wikipedia
List of island megafauna — Megafauna are large animals (for definitions, see the Megafauna page). Extant and recently extinct (in the Pleistocene) megafauna existing only on islands are listed here.*Archaeoindris fontoynonti † (an extinct giant sloth lemur) *Elephant bird… … Wikipedia
Dasornis — Neptuniavis redirects here. For N. minor, see Odontopteryx. Dasornis Temporal range: Early Eocene (but see text) 51–50 Ma … Wikipedia
Liste ausgestorbener Vögel — Die prähistorisch im späten Quartär ausgestorbenen und meist nur unvollständig fossilisierten Vogeltaxa sind unter Spätquartäre Avifauna aufgeführt. Die seit 1500 ausgestorbenen Vogeltaxa finden sich unter Liste der neuzeitlich ausgestorbenen… … Deutsch Wikipedia
procellariiform — ▪ bird Introduction any of the group of seabirds that includes the albatrosses (albatross) (family Diomedeidae); shearwaters (shearwater), fulmars (fulmar), prions (prion), and large petrels (petrel) (Procellariidae); storm petrels (storm… … Universalium
Pelagornithidae — Pseudozahnvögel Skelett von Pelagornis im National Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C. Zeitraum Eozän bis Pliozän 55,8 bis 3,0 Mio. Jahre … Deutsch Wikipedia
