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|name=Archaeopteryx (extinct)
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|name=Archaeopteryx
 
|image=Archaeopteryx1.jpg
 
|image=Archaeopteryx1.jpg
 
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|domain=Eukaryota
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|kingdom= Animalia
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|kingdom=Animalia
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|subkingdom=Bilateria
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|branch=Deuterostomia
 
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|phylum=Chordata
 
|phylum=Chordata
 
|subphylum=Vertebrata
 
|subphylum=Vertebrata
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|infraphylum=Gnathostomata
 
|microphylum=
 
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|superclass=Tetrapoda
 
|class=Aves
 
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|genus=Archaeopteryx
 
|genus=Archaeopteryx
 
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|species=A. siemensii
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|species=A. lithographica<br/>A. macrura<br/>A. recurva<br/>A. siemensii
 
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|conservation=Extinct
 
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'''''Archaeopteryx''''', an extinct [[bird]] known from a small number of [[fossil | fossils]], is considered by [[evolution|evolutionary]] biologists to be the first species of [[bird]] to appear on Earth.<ref>"Archaeopteryx is the oldest bird in the fossil record." - John Wells [http://www.discovery.org/a/1106] </ref>  
 
'''''Archaeopteryx''''', an extinct [[bird]] known from a small number of [[fossil | fossils]], is considered by [[evolution|evolutionary]] biologists to be the first species of [[bird]] to appear on Earth.<ref>"Archaeopteryx is the oldest bird in the fossil record." - John Wells [http://www.discovery.org/a/1106] </ref>  
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