👉 The term "suberitidae" is a genus of birds in the family Turdidae, known for their distinctive beak and wingspan. This group includes a variety of species that are commonly found in the tropics and subtropics, primarily in Central and South America. The suberitidae have been described from around 100 species across eight genera: - Suberitina: A genus with three species, all of which are monotypic.
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👉 The term "Suberitidae" refers to a group of species that are closely related to the subertids, which are a family of extinct birds in the order Cetacea. These birds were part of a larger group called the stenopodids, which also included some other extinct birds and some mammals.
