Passerimorphae

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Passerimorphae is a major clade of modern birds that primarily includes passerines (perching birds and songbirds) and their close relatives.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf clade
taxon
class Aves NERFINISHED
contains Acanthisittidae NERFINISHED
Eurypygiformes NERFINISHED
Eurypygimorphae NERFINISHED
New Zealand wrens
Passeriformes NERFINISHED
Phaethontiformes NERFINISHED
passerines NERFINISHED
perching birds
songbirds
geologicalTimeRange Cenozoic NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic composed of modern birds
defined by molecular phylogenetic studies
includes most perching birds
includes most songbirds
hasCommonName passerimorph birds
hasDefiningTrait adaptations for perching in many members
anisodactyl foot common among passerines
hasEcologicalDiversity high
hasGlobalDistribution cosmopolitan
hasMemberGroup core passerimorphs
passerines and close relatives
hasPhylogeneticBasis DNA sequence data
genomic analyses
hasRelativeGroup Aequornithes NERFINISHED
Columbaves NERFINISHED
hasReproductiveMode oviparous
higherClassification Neognathae NERFINISHED
includes many small to medium-sized birds
includesExtantTaxa yes
infraclass Neognathae NERFINISHED
isMajorCladeOf modern birds
kingdom Animalia
partOf Neoaves NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
subclass Neornithes NERFINISHED
subphylum Vertebrata NERFINISHED
taxonomicRank unranked clade
unrankedClade Neoaves NERFINISHED

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

Campephagidae belongsToClade Passerimorphae
Sylvioidea clade Passerimorphae
Australaves includesTaxon Passerimorphae