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Apteryx

Apteryx

Key facts

esttaxon
taxon nomenApteryx
ordogenus
descriptum in fonteLexicon encyclopaedicum Brockhausi et Efronis
Magnitudines avis et ovi.
Magnitudines avis et ovi.
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Apteryx mantelli

Classis: Aves 
Infraclassis: Palaeognathae 
Ordo: Apterygiformes 
Haeckel, 1866
Familia: Apterygidae 
Gray, 1840
Genus: Apteryx 
Shaw, 1813
   
Palaeontologia
Formula:Geological range
Subdivisiones: Species
Apteryx haastii

Apteryx owenii
Apteryx rowi
Apteryx australis
Apteryx mantelli

† Apteryx littoralis
Synonyma
Stictapteryx Iredale & Mathews, 1926

Kiwi Verheyen, 1960

Pseudapteryx Lydekker 1891
Species typica
Territorium
Distributio geographia alicuius speciei

Apteryx est genus avium sine volatu, quae in Nova Zelandia endemicae sunt. Solum genus familiae Apterygidarum et ordinis Apterygiformium est. Apteryges, magnitudine galli fere, multo minimae aves infraclassis Palaeognatharum sunt, quae etiam struthiones camelos, dromaios novaehollandiae, rheas, et casuarios comprehendit.

Ovum Apterygis est unum ex maximis ad magnitudinem adulti corporis pertinens (usque ad 20 centesimas ponderis feminae) ullius speciei avium descriptae. Propter alias Apterygis adaptationes unicas, praecipue pennas capillaceas, crura brevia et pinguia, ac nares in extremo rostro longissimo, quibus praeda non visa detegitur, hae aves notissimae inter multas civitates sunt. Apteryx quidem icon Novae Zelandiae est, tam clarissima quam kiwi, suum nomen Maorianum, demonymum hominum Novae Zelandiae facta est.

Typus generis est Apteryx australis (Shaw, 1813).

Bibliographia

  • Burbidge, M. L., R. M. Colbourne, H. A. Robertson, et A. J. Baker. 2003. "Molecular and other biological evidence supports the recognition of at least three species of brown kiwi." Conservation Genetics 4 (2): 167–77. Editio interretialis.
  • Cooper, Alan, et al. 2001. "Complete mitochondrial genome sequences of two extinct moas clarify ratite evolution." Nature 409: 704–707.
  • Ho;tzapfel, Sebastian (Avi), et al. 2008. Kiwi (Apteryx spp.) recovery plan, 2008-2018. Vellingtoniae Novae Zelandiae: Public Team, Department of Conservation. ISBN 9780478145236.
  • Le Duc, D., G. Renaud, A. Krishnan, M.S. Almen, L. Huynen, S. J. Prohaska, M. Ongyerth, B. D. Bitarello, H. B. Schioth, M. Hofreiter, et al. 2015. "Kiwi genome provides insights into the evolution of a nocturnal lifestyle.: Genome Biology 16: 147–62.
  • Marsh, Sid. 2005. Kiwi hunter: endangered icons: the view from ground level. Aucopoli: Halycon Press. ISBN 1877256528.
  • Peat, Neville. 1999. Kiwi: New Zealand's remarkable bird. Aucopoli: ISBN 1869620461.
  • Peat, Neville. 2006. Kiwi: the people's bird. Dunedin Novae Zelandiae: Otago University Press. ISBN 1877372366, ISBN 9781877372360.

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Apterygem spectant.
Vide Apterygem in Victionario.
Situs scientifici:  • ITIS • NCBI • Biodiversity • Fossilworks
  • SavetheKiwi.org "Producing an Egg"
  • "Kiwi (Apteryx spp.) recovery plan 2008–2018. (Threatened Species Recovery Plan 60)". Vellingtoniae Nobvae Zelandiae: Department of Conservation. 2008
  • "Great Spotted Kiwi", Species: birds, ARKive.
  • "Land birds: Kiwi", Native animals: birds, Nova Zelandia: Department of Conservation.
  • Kiwi recovery, Nova Zelandia: BNZ Save The Kiwi Trust.
  • Kiwi, TerraNature.
  • How the Kiwi Lost his Wings (Maori legend), /hoopermuseum.earthsci.carleton.ca.
  • "Kiwi", Te Ara – the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, NZ: The Government.
  • "North Island Brown Kiwi feeding in the wild", YouTube (daylight video).
  • Pests & threats, Taranaki Kiwi Trust.
  • "Case studies on 1080: the facts", 1080 and kiwi, Nova Zelandia: 1080 facts.

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