J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
Full reference
J. A. Clarke, C. P. Tambussi, J. I. Noriega, G. M. Erickson, and R. A. Ketcham. 2005. Definitive fossil evidence for the extant avian radiation in the Cretaceous. Nature 433(20):305-308 [M. Carrano/K. Maguire/J. Alroy]
Metadata
| ID number: | 17312 |
| Created: | 2006-05-03 13:20:48 |
| Modified: | 2009-01-24 16:08:44 |
| Project name: | ETE |
| Publication type: | journal article |
| Taxonomy: | stated with evidence |
| Language: | English |
Taxonomic names (3)
Taxonomic opinions (24) - view classification
'Anatalavis belongs to Anatoidea' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Anatidae belongs to Anatoidea' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Anatoidea belongs to Anseriformes' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Anseriformes belongs to Galloanserae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Apsaravis belongs to Ornithurae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Aves was reranked as a infraclass and belongs to Ornithurae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Cathayornis belongs to Enantiornithes' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Concornis belongs to Enantiornithes' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Enantiornithes belongs to Avialae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Galliformes belongs to Galloanserae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Galloanserae belongs to Neognathae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Gobipteryx belongs to Enantiornithes' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Hesperornithiformes belongs to Ornithurae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Ichthyornithes is corrected as Ichthyornithiformes and belongs to Ornithurae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Neoaves belongs to Neognathae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Neognathae was reranked as a unranked clade and belongs to Aves' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Neuquenornis belongs to Enantiornithes' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Ornithurae belongs to Avialae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Palaeognathae belongs to Aves' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Patagopteryx belongs to Avialae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Presbyornithidae belongs to Anatoidea' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Vegavis iaai belongs to Vegavis' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Vegavis belongs to Anatoidea' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Vorona belongs to Avialae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Anatidae belongs to Anatoidea' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Anatoidea belongs to Anseriformes' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Anseriformes belongs to Galloanserae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Apsaravis belongs to Ornithurae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Aves was reranked as a infraclass and belongs to Ornithurae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Cathayornis belongs to Enantiornithes' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Concornis belongs to Enantiornithes' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Enantiornithes belongs to Avialae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Galliformes belongs to Galloanserae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Galloanserae belongs to Neognathae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Gobipteryx belongs to Enantiornithes' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Hesperornithiformes belongs to Ornithurae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Ichthyornithes is corrected as Ichthyornithiformes and belongs to Ornithurae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Neoaves belongs to Neognathae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Neognathae was reranked as a unranked clade and belongs to Aves' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Neuquenornis belongs to Enantiornithes' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Ornithurae belongs to Avialae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Palaeognathae belongs to Aves' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Patagopteryx belongs to Avialae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Presbyornithidae belongs to Anatoidea' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Vegavis iaai belongs to Vegavis' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Vegavis belongs to Anatoidea' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005
'Vorona belongs to Avialae' according to J. A. Clarke et al. 2005