Showing posts with label PaleoOrnithology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PaleoOrnithology. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 20, 2019

[PaleoOrnithology • 2017] Piscivorenantiornis inusitatus • The First Known Piscivorous Enantiornithine Bird from the Early Cretaceous of China ---ScRaBBlE

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Piscivorenantiornis inusitatus  Wang & Zhou, 2017     DOI:   10.1080/02724634.2017.1278702   A BSTRACT A fish-eating enantiornithine bir...
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[PaleoOrnithology • 2017] Leucocarbo septentrionalis • Speciation, Range Contraction and Extinction in the Endemic New Zealand King Shag Complex ---ScRaBBlE

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Leucocarbo septentrionalis Rawlence, Till, Easton, Spencer, Schuckard, Melville, Scofield, Tennyson, Rayner & Waters, 2017 Kohatu Shag |...

[PaleoOrnithology • 2017] An Ichthyornis-like bird from the earliest Late Cretaceous (Cenomanian) of European Russia ---ScRaBBlE

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An  Ichthyornis -like bird from the earliest Late Cretaceous (Cenomanian) of European Russia.  Zelenkov, Averianov & Popov, 2017 element...

[PaleoOrnithology • 2017] Tsidiiyazhi abini • Early Paleocene Landbird Supports Rapid Phylogenetic and Morphological Diversification of Crown Birds after the K–Pg Mass Extinction ---ScRaBBlE

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 Tsidiiyazhi abini   Ksepka, Stidham & Williamson, 2017  storagetwo.com  Artwork by Sean Murtha   @KsepkaLab     DOI:  10.1073/pnas.1700...

[PaleoOrnithology • 2017] Cruralispennia multidonta • A Bizarre Early Cretaceous Enantiornithine Bird with Unique Crural Feathers and An Ornithuromorph Plough-shaped Pygostyle ---ScRaBBlE

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Cruralispennia multidonta  Wang, O’Connor, Pan & Zhou, 2017   DOI:  10.1038/ncomms14141   Abstract Enantiornithes are the most successf...

[PaleoOrnithology • 2017] Kumimanu biceae • A Paleocene Penguin from New Zealand Substantiates Multiple Origins of Gigantism in Fossil Sphenisciformes ---ScRaBBlE

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Kumimanu biceae Mayr, Scofield, De Pietri & Tennyson, 2017  DOI:   10.1038/s41467-017-01959-6   Abstract One of the notable features of ...