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Recent fossil finds make it highly likely that the closest relatives of birds were the dinosaurs.
 
Recent fossil finds make it highly likely that the closest relatives of birds were the dinosaurs.
  
Below is a list of all the orders in the class aves that are recognized by Opus, which at this level of taxonomy follows the Clements Checklist of birds of the world. If you are missing an order in this list, there may be a link to it at the end of this page, and in the link you should find explained which families would be included in that order as well as link to the order under which they are currently listed.  
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Below is a list of all the orders in the class aves that are recognized by Opus, which at this level of taxonomy follows the ''Clements Checklist of Birds of the World''. If you are looking for an order that you cannot find in this list, there may be a link to it at the end of this page; in the linked page you should find the families associated with that order as well as a link to the order under which those families are currently listed in Opus.  
 
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Revision as of 06:40, 19 July 2008

Aves (all birds)

Description

Taxonomy

Recent fossil finds make it highly likely that the closest relatives of birds were the dinosaurs.

Below is a list of all the orders in the class aves that are recognized by Opus, which at this level of taxonomy follows the Clements Checklist of Birds of the World. If you are looking for an order that you cannot find in this list, there may be a link to it at the end of this page; in the linked page you should find the families associated with that order as well as a link to the order under which those families are currently listed in Opus.

Class Aves viewedit
Struthioniformes Ostriches
Rheiformes Rheas
Tinamiformes Tinamous
Casuariiformes Cassowaries and Emu
Apterygiformes Kiwis
Anseriformes Ducks, geese and allies
Galliformes Fowl and allies
Phoenicopteriformes Flamingos
Podicipediformes Grebes
Columbiformes Pigeons and allies
Mesitornithiformes Mesites
Pterocliformes Sandgrouse
Otidiformes Bustards
Musophagiformes Turacos
Cuculiformes Cuckoos and allies
Caprimulgiformes Nightjars, frogmouths, swifts and hummingbirds
Opisthocomiformes Hoatzin
Gruiformes Cranes, rails and allies
Charadriiformes Shorebirds, gulls and allies
Eurypygiformes Kagu and Sunbittern
Phaethontiformes Tropicbirds
Gaviiformes Loons / divers
Sphenisciformes Penguins
Procellariiformes Petrels, shearwaters and allies
Ciconiiformes Storks
Suliformes Boobys, Frigatebirds and Coromorants
Pelecaniformes Pelicans, Herons and Ibises
Cathartiformes New World Vultures
Accipitriformes Buzzards, Eagles, Kites, Hawks, Vultures
Strigiformes Owls
Coliiformes Mousebirds
Leptosomiformes Cuckoo-Roller
Trogoniformes Trogons and allies
Bucerotiformes Hornbills, hoopoe and woodhoopoes
Coraciiformes Kingfishers, rollers and allies
Galbuliformes Jacamars and allies
Piciformes Woodpeckers and allies
Cariamiformes Seriemas
Falconiformes Falcons and Caracaras
Psittaciformes Parrots and allies
Passeriformes Passerines / perching birds (5,000+ species)
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