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• Some older fossils are sometimes assigned to the Gaviiformes.
• In addition, there are some older fossils that are sometimes assigned to the Gaviiformes.
• Aequornithes includes the clades Gaviiformes, Sphenisciformes, Procellariiformes, Ciconiiformes, Suliformes and Pelecaniformes.
• For a similar case, see : category : Gaviiformes, not : category : Loons.
• Others consider it closely related to certain modern birds, either the Gaviiformes, or the Procellariiformes.
• Others consider it a close relative of certain modern birds, such as the Gaviiformes ( loons / divers ).
• All living species of loons are members of the genus ( Gavia ), family ( Gaviidae ) and order ( Gaviiformes ).
• I noticed that certain taxoboxes are severely flawed ( example : Gaviiformes-Gaviomorphae is invalid and should be replaced with Aequornithes ).
• It is most often allied-albeit tentatively-with the Gaviiformes ( loons / divers ), Procellariiformes ( tubenoses ) or Pelecaniformes.
• It is perhaps notable that some early penguins had skulls and beaks that were in many aspects similar to those of the living and fossil Gaviiformes.
• It is perhaps notable that some early penguins had skulls and beaks that were in many aspects similar to those of the known living and fossil Gaviiformes.
• Due to its lack of certain hesperornithid apomorphies, they were much more " conventional " birds and were initially held to be Gaviiformes ( loons / divers ).
• In particular " Enaliornis ", which was apparently an ancestral and plesiomorphic member of that order, was sometimes used to support claims of Albian ( Early Cretaceous ) Gaviiformes.
• :: Once you get there, you may end up down the rabbit hole trying to create a new Template : Taxonomy / Aequornithes and trying to get that linked up with the Gaviiformes template.
• This taxonomic treatment was almost certainly erroneous, but its assumption of a close evolutionary relationship with other " higher waterbirds "  such as loons ( Gaviiformes ) and penguins ( Sphenisciformes )  appears to be correct.
• Gaviiformes are among the few groups of birds in which the young moult into a second coat of down feathers after shedding the first one, rather than growing juvenile feathers with downy tips that wear off as is typical in many birds.
• The " Passerae " are one of the most seriously flawed systematic proposals in modern ornithology, perhaps rivalled only by the suggestion ( based as it was on early cladistic analyses ) that Hesperornithes, Gaviiformes and Podicipediformes form a monophyletic group.
• While there is not enough fossil material from " Australornis " to enable a phylogenetic study linking it with extant bird groups, it has been found to share certain derived characteristics with a number of modern bird taxonomic groups, namely Procellariiformes, Gaviiformes and Rallidae.
• Before you do all of that, you might want to check on the Talk page for Gaviiformes or for Automatic taxobox to see if there is consensus ( scientific or otherwise ) for making this change .  talk ) 17 : 52, 18 October 2013 ( UTC)
• See, for example, Cheneval J ( 1984 ), " Les oiseaux aquatiques ( Gaviiformes ?Ans閞iformes ) du gisement aquitanien de Saint-G閞and-le-Puy ( Allier } " ( " The aquatic birds ( Galliformes to Anseriformes ) of the aquitanian deposits of Saint-G閞and-le-Puy ( Allier } ".