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| − | '''Neornithes''' is the scientific term (phylogenetic nomenclature) for '''modern birds'''. Modern birds are a group of animals that all posses similar physical, anatomical and biological features. Some of these features are (but are not limited to): feathers, wings, egg-laying, lightweight bones, and toothless beaks. | + | '''Neornithes''' is the scientific term (phylogenetic nomenclature) for '''[[birds|modern birds]]'''. Modern birds are a group of animals that all posses similar physical, anatomical and biological features. Some of these features are (but are not limited to): [[feather|feathers]], wings, egg-laying, lightweight bones, and toothless beaks. |
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Neornithes is the scientific term (phylogenetic nomenclature) for modern birds. Modern birds are a group of animals that all posses similar physical, anatomical and biological features. Some of these features are (but are not limited to): feathers, wings, egg-laying, lightweight bones, and toothless beaks.