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The anhingas (Aves: Anhingidae) from the Upper Tertiary (Miocene–Pliocene) of southwestern Amazonia

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Large fossil platyrrhines from the Rıo Acre local fauna, late Miocene, western Amazonia
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THE FOSSIL RECORD OF BIRDS
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Osteological Differences in the Leg Bones of Two Forms of Anhinga
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Reidentification of “Phalacrocorax” Subvolans Brodkorb as the Earliest Record of Anhingidae
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1. Notes on the Anatomy of Plotus anhinga.
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5. Notes on the Anatomy and Osteology o f the Indian Darter (Plotus melanogaster).
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A New Species of Anhinga (Anhingidae) from the Upper Pliocene of Nebraska
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Additional Material Of Anhinga grandis Martin And Mengel (Aves, Anhingidae) From The Late Miocene Of Florida
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Late Miocene and Holocene mammals, exclusive of the Notoungulata of the Rio Acre region, western Amazonia

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