Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Geryonidae

👉 Geryonidae is a family of extinct birds that lived during the Early Cretaceous period. These birds were part of the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous genera, including the genus Gerynoptera. The family name "Geryonidae" comes from the Greek words "geryon" (meaning "winged") and "dida", which means "bird". The term was coined by the paleontologist Charles Darwin in his book "On the Origin

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👉 The term "Geryonidae" refers to a group of bird species that are part of the family Gerynidae, which also includes various other families such as Gerylinae and Parulidae. These birds are known for their distinctive beaks, long bills, and large wingspan, which they use for flight and hunting.

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