Bucerotiformes

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Bucerotiformes is an order of birds that includes hornbills and hoopoes, known for their distinctive long, often curved bills and elaborate cranial structures.

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Label Occurrences
Bucerotiformes canonical 5

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf clade of birds
taxonomic order
billFunction manipulating large food items
probing for food
visual display
characterizedBy cavity-nesting behavior
elaborate cranial structures
long bills
often curved bills
strong neck musculature
zygodactyl or semi-zygodactyl feet
class Aves
commonName hornbills and allies
hornbills and hoopoes
cranialStructureFunction acoustic resonance
sexual display
distinguishedFrom Coraciiformes
hasConservationConcern habitat loss
hunting pressure
hasNotableMember African grey hornbill
Eurasian hoopoe
great hornbill
green woodhoopoe
hasRepresentativeGenus Buceros
Phoeniculus
Upupa
includesFamily Bucerotidae
Phoeniculidae
Upupidae
infraclass Neognathae
kingdom Animalia
nativeRange Africa
Eurasia
South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent

Southeast Asia
phylum Chordata
previouslyClassifiedWith Coraciiformes
recognizedBy modern ornithological classifications
reproduction lay eggs
nest in tree cavities
superorder Neoaves
typicalDiet fruits
insects
seeds
small vertebrates
typicalHabitat savannas
tropical forests
woodlands

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Neoaves contains Bucerotiformes
Telluraves includes Bucerotiformes
Sumba hornbill order Bucerotiformes
Afroaves includes Bucerotiformes
Abyssinian ground hornbill order Bucerotiformes