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- Avialae - Wikipedia
Avialae ("bird wings") is a clade containing the only living dinosaurs, the birds, and their closest relatives It is usually defined as all theropod dinosaurs more closely related to birds (Aves) than to deinonychosaurs, though alternative definitions are occasionally used (see below)
- GEOL 104 Avialae: Rise of the Birds - UMD
AVIALAE The last group of eumaniraptorans are the Avialae ("bird wings"), or "birds, broadly defined" (See note above, though, about the cautions of using the word "bird" for these early members of the lineage)
- Avialae | Dinosaur Dictionary | PrehistoricSaurus
Avialae is a group of dinosaurs that includes all modern birds and their closest extinct relatives This group represents the evolutionary branch where dinosaurs took to the skies and eventually became the feathered friends we see today
- What is Avialae? - dinochecker. com
In essence, Avialae represents a broad evolutionary trial run in flight, with multiple lineages testing different aerodynamic and ecological approaches before true crown birds appeared
- What Is an Avialan and How Did They Become Birds?
In scientific terms, Avialae is the clade containing birds (Aves) and the dinosaurs more closely related to them than to others like dromaeosaurs This classification focuses on lineage, identifying the dinosaurs that ultimately gave rise to the birds we see today
- An Archaeopteryx-like theropod from China and the origin of Avialae . . .
This find further demonstrates that many features formerly regarded as being diagnostic of Avialae, including long and robust forelimbs, actually characterize the more inclusive group Paraves
- Palaeos Vertebrates: Coelurosauria: Avialae
They have been variously considered as more primitive than (Zhang et al 2008, Lee Worthy 2011), or more advanced than (Xu et al 2011), Archaeopteryx Although universally classified as Avialae close to Archaeopteryx, and hence to tryue birds, their precise evolutionary relationships are uncertain MAK120307
- Avialae - theropoddatabase. github. io
First non-ornithothoracine fossil bird (Theropoda, Avialae) from the Early Cretaceous of Japan: Increasing our understanding about evolution and paleobiogeography of stem birds
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