2015
DOI: 10.1080/02724634.2014.912656
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“…The semicircular canals of the sampled pigeons are similarly shaped to those of other avian groups. The bend in the anterior portion of the anterior semicircular canal occurs in both penguins (Ksepka et al ., ) and the extinct flightless phorusrhacids and their close relatives (Degrange et al ., ). The extreme bend in the lateral canal of R. cucullatus is not known in any other neornithine birds for which labyrinth morphology is known (e.g.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…The semicircular canals of the sampled pigeons are similarly shaped to those of other avian groups. The bend in the anterior portion of the anterior semicircular canal occurs in both penguins (Ksepka et al ., ) and the extinct flightless phorusrhacids and their close relatives (Degrange et al ., ). The extreme bend in the lateral canal of R. cucullatus is not known in any other neornithine birds for which labyrinth morphology is known (e.g.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The extreme bend in the lateral canal of R. cucullatus is not known in any other neornithine birds for which labyrinth morphology is known (e.g. Milner & Walsh, ; Walsh & Milner, ,b; Ksepka et al ., ; Smith & Clarke, ; Degrange et al ., ). The lateral canal kink could also represent an increase in variability of the semicircular canals resulting from a release from the need for high sensitivity, like in three‐toed sloths (Billet et al ., ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…These large carnivorous flightless birds were widespread in South America from 60.0 to 1.5 Ma and dispersed northward to colonize North America, Africa and Europe (Alvarenga & Höfling ; Agnolin & Chafrat ; Degrange et al . ).…”
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“…However, to date, the furcula of phorusrhacids is known only for two taxa, a Mesembriornithinae from the Pliocene of Buenos Aires Province in Argentina (Degrange et al 2015) and the one reported here. A major difference between Mesembriornithinae and Psilopterinae is the absence of an ossified synostosis interclaviculae in the former (Degrange et al 2015). Regrettably, the extremitas omalis claviculae of P. bachmanni MPM-PV4243 is not preserved, and it is impossible to know how it connects with the coracoid and scapula.…”
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confidence: 91%
“…Few carpal elements are known for terror birds. To date, these elements have been registered for P. colzecus (see Tonni and Tambussi 1988), P. bachmanni (this work), P. lemoinei (Sinclair and Farr 1932), a juvenile specimen of P. marshi (FMNH-P13213), and a new Mesembriornithinae taxon (Degrange et al 2015). Among Psilopterinae, they are quite similar with regard to stiffness (Fig.…”
Section: Discussion and Conclusion Comparisonsmentioning
confidence: 92%