Casuariiformes

orden de aves

OverviewAI-generated

Casuariiformes is an order within the class Aves, phylum Chordata, and kingdom Animalia. This group consists of large birds that are unable to fly. The order is composed of two families.

Specimens associated with this taxon are held by the UCMP institution. Records indicate a presence in Australia, with a total of 177,978 occurrences documented.

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Species

ORDER

KingdomAnimalia
PhylumChordata
ClassAves
OrderCasuariiformes

Observations recorded177,978

Les Casuariiformes sont un ordre de grands oiseaux inaptes au vol. Cet ordre est constitué de deux familles.

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Museum specimens

Specimen records: 1
Collections: UCMP
Recorded in: Australia

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Article · Español

Los casuariformes (Casuariiformes) son un orden de aves paleognatas que incluye los casuarios y emúes, grandes aves corredoras propias de Australia y Nueva Guinea. La taxonomía tradicional no reconoce este orden, y las familias que incluye las sitúa en el orden Struthioniformes. No obstante, recientes estudios cladísticos han vuelto a situar estas aves en un orden independiente.

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