The order Passeriformes (perching birds) includes over half of the 8,650 species of birds known in the world today, little is known about their fossil record. Only 32 extinct passerine species have been described, as compared with 801 extinct non-passerine forms.
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Osteology and paleontology of the passerine birds of the Reddick, Florida, Pleistocene ( FGS: Bulletin 44 )
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Osteology and paleontology of the passerine birds of the Reddick, Florida, Pleistocene ( FGS: Bulletin 44 )
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Osteology and paleontology of the passerine birds of the Reddick, Florida, Pleistocene ( FGS: Bulletin 44 )
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Hamon, J. Hill 1931-.
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