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Lithornis

Lithornis is a genus of extinct paleognathous birds. Although Lithornis was able to fly well, their closest relatives are the extant tinamous (which are poor flyers) and ratites (which are flightless birds).

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Lithornis

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples48
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Lithornis

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related to Lithornis vulturinus · 23
Lithornis → An, BMNH, Denmark, Early Eocene London Clay, England, Houde, Hunter, Isle, John Hunter, Kent, MGUH, Mr Bowerbank, North America, Numerous, Parvigyps, Promusophaga, Richard Owen, Sheppey, The, They
related to Lithornis nasi · 14
Lithornis → Division, England, Essex, George, Harrison, In, Kitchner, London Clay, Mayr, Naze, North Sea Basin, Pediorallus, The, Walton
related to Lithornis hookeri · 5
Lithornis → Harrison, In, Lithornithidae, Pediorallus, Walker
related to Species · 3
Lithornis → Dasornis, Six, The
related to Palaeobiology · 2
Lithornis → In, This
is a · 1
Lithornis → genus of extinct paleognathous birds

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fossil houde 1988 species birds harrison vulturinus eocene described celetius hookeri nasi plebius promiscuus 1984 genus tinamous peter type usnm

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Lithornisis agenus of extinct paleognathous birds0.90text
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis hookeriHarrison0.60section
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis hookeriWalker0.60section
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis hookeriPediorallus0.60section
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis hookeriIn0.60section
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis hookeriLithornithidae0.60section
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis nasiGeorge0.60section
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis nasiDivision0.60section
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis nasiLondon Clay0.60section
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis nasiNorth Sea Basin0.60section
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis nasiWalton0.60section
Lithornisrelated to Lithornis nasiNaze0.60section

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