struthioniformes
IPA: strˈuθiʌnʌfɔrmz
noun
- a ratite bird order: ostriches and related extinct birds; known from the pleistocene onward
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Examples of "struthioniformes" in Sentences
- The struthioniformes, including ostriches and emus, are large flightless birds native to Africa and Australia
- The struthioniformes have powerful legs adapted for running, with each foot having only two toes
- Ostriches, a type of struthioniformes, are the largest and heaviest living bird species
- Emus, another struthioniformes species, are known for their distinctive call and agile running abilities
- The struthioniformes are part of the ratite group of birds, which also includes kiwis and rheas
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