baptornis造句

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1. The Cretaceous had a much warmer climate than today; the waters inhabited by " Baptornis " were subtropical to temperate.
2. As " Baptornis " was quite peculiar among the Hesperornithes, the procellariiform, but in fact belongs with " Baptornis ".
3. As " Baptornis " was quite peculiar among the Hesperornithes, the procellariiform, but in fact belongs with " Baptornis ".
4. The only certain record of Hesperornithes'food found so far comes from " Baptornis " : Specimen UNSM 20030 was found associated with some coprolites.
5. While it was excellently adapted to swimming and diving, " Baptornis " is thought to have been clumsy on land, pushing itself along the rocks with its feet rather than actually walking.
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7. The fossils of " "'Baptornis advenus " "', the type species, were discovered in Kansas, which at its time was mostly covered by the Western Interior Seaway, a shallow shelf sea.
8. As opposed to " Hesperornis " which almost certainly had to slide on its belly or galumph like an earless seal, " Baptornis "'s lower leg was not as firmly placed along the body sides.
9. Despite being a formidable predator, remains of " Enchodus " are commonly found among the stomach contents of larger predators, including sharks, other bony fish, mosasaurs, plesiosaurs and seabirds such as " Baptornis advenus ".
10. James Martin and Amanda Cordes-Person named this species " Baptornis varneri " in 2007, but it was later reclassified as a species of the genus " Brodavis " and may not have been closely related to " B . advenus ".
11. In particular the latter is still sometimes explicitly proposed as a primitive loon as they both were initially, but other authors consider " Neogaeornis " a convergent to that of wing-propelled divers, enabling the wings to be used as rudders for quick underwater turns, " Colymboides " still had an unspecialized plesiomorphic hand . " Parascaniornis ", sometimes allied to the loons by early authors, was eventually determined to be a junior synonym of the hesperornithiform " Baptornis ".
12. These are small round lumps-maybe a centimeter in diameter or so-and contain the remains of a small species of the sabre-toothed " herring " " Enchodus ", possibly " E . parvus " . " Baptornis " had powerful gastric juices and / or regurgiated most indigestible parts of its prey as a pellet like most living fish-eating birds do, because the " Enchodus " remains make up only a small fraction of the coprolites'mass, most of which was nondescript feces.
13. It was first described and named by Larry D . Martin, Evgeny N . Kurochkin and Tim T . Tokaryk in tarsometatarsal SDSM 68430 which was collected in the Campanian-age Sharon Springs Formation, lower Pierre Shale of southwestern South Dakota ( dated to between 81.5 and 80.5 million years ago . ) . " " Baptornis " varneri " might represent a fourth species of " Brodavis " or belong to a separate genus . " Brodavis " is considered to be the first freshwater and latest record of the order Hesperornithiformes.
14. These include the genera " Torotix ", " Scaniornis ", " Gallornis ", " Agnopterus ", " Tiliornis ", " Juncitarsus ", and " Kashinia "; these show a mix of characters and are fairly plesiomorphic in comparison to modern birds . ( The supposed " Cretaceous flamingo " " Parascaniornis " is actually a synonym of " Baptornis " and not a close relative to any living bird . ) An extinct family of peculiar " swimming flamingos ", the Palaelodidae, are believed to be related to, or to be the ancestors of, the modern flamingos.