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Turnipax

Turnipax is an extinct genus of buttonquail from the Oligocene Rupelian epoch. The type species, T. dissipata, was found near the village of Céreste-en-Luberon in France. A second species, T. oechslerorum, was described based on a nearly complete and slightly dissociated skeleton found south of Wiesloch, Germany.

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Turnipax

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples14
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
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Turnipax → Cerestenia, Charadriiformes, Céreste, For, However, Knopf, Later, Mayr, The, This, Turnicidae, Turnipacidae
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Turnipax → extinct genus of buttonquail from the Oligocene Rupelian epoch

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species found turnicidae mayr genus dissipata oechslerorum oligocene family name near dissociated skeleton charadriiform turnicid 2007 rupelian céreste-en-luberon wiesloch knopf

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Turnipaxis aextinct genus of buttonquail from the Oligocene Rupelian epoch0.90text
the loon Colymboidesinstance ofBird fossils include aquatic species0.80text
Turnipaxrelated to ClassificationThe0.60section
Turnipaxrelated to ClassificationTurnipacidae0.60section
Turnipaxrelated to ClassificationCerestenia0.60section
Turnipaxrelated to ClassificationCéreste0.60section
Turnipaxrelated to ClassificationThis0.60section
Turnipaxrelated to ClassificationCharadriiformes0.60section
Turnipaxrelated to ClassificationTurnicidae0.60section
Turnipaxrelated to ClassificationMayr0.60section
Turnipaxrelated to ClassificationKnopf0.60section
Turnipaxrelated to ClassificationFor0.60section

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