falconiformes การใช้

• Morphological evidence may suggest a placement in or near to Falconiformes.
• New World vultures were traditionally placed in a family of their own in the Falconiformes.
• The British Ornithologists'Union already recognized the Accipitriformes, and has adopted the move of Falconiformes.
• Of the 145 articles currently tagged, most are Accipitriformes and only about 23 28 are true Falconiformes.
• Per Ericson and colleagues, in analysing genomic DNA, revealed a lineage comprising Passerines, Psittaciformes and Falconiformes.
• It is extremely commonplace for larger predatory birds such as Falconiformes and Strigiformes to evolve differently-sized sexes.
• Within the birds of prey, the split of biological order Accipitriformes from Falconiformes is now well-accepted.
• The order Falconiformes previously contained all diurnal birds of prey, including families Falconidae, Accipitridae, and Cathartidae.
• They are found in southeast Asia and the smallest members of Falconiformes, averaging about in length and in weight.
• This family is within the order Falconiformes which are the diurnal ( active during the day ) birds of prey.
• Although all three are related, belonging to the order Falconiformes, the difference is in their scientific sub-classification.
• Notable reservations include those by Iceland, Japan and Norway on various baleen whale species and those on Falconiformes by Saudi Arabia.
• Thus, even if it belongs with the Falconiformes ( or Accipitriformes ), it would probably remain in its distinct family.
• These families were traditionally grouped together in a single order Falconiformes, however are now split into two orders : Falconiformes and Accipitriformes.
• These families were traditionally grouped together in a single order Falconiformes, however are now split into two orders : Falconiformes and Accipitriformes.
• Classifying the Falconiformes is confusing, since Europe has placed the families into two orders ( for more information see the Falconiformes page ).
• Classifying the Falconiformes is confusing, since Europe has placed the families into two orders ( for more information see the Falconiformes page ).
• More recent authorities maintained their overall position in the order Falconiformes along with the Old World vultures or place them in their own order, Cathartiformes.
• More recent authorities maintain their overall position in the order Falconiformes along with the Old World vultures or place them in their own order, Cathartiformes.
• More recent authorities assert their overall position in the order Falconiformes along with the Old World vultures or place them in their own order, Cathartiformes.