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Wilaru is an extinct genus of bird of uncertain phylogenetic placement from the Late Oligocene to Early Miocene of Australia. It was originally classified as a stone-curlew, but subsequently it was argued to be a member of the extinct family Presbyornithidae instead. It is either the oldest known burhinid or the youngest known presbyornithid. The type species is Wilaru tedfordi; genus also includes the second species Wilaru prideauxi. The type species was described from fossil material collected from Lake Pinpa, Lake Palankarinna and Billeroo Creek, in the Lake Eyre Basin of north-eastern South Australia. The genus name Wilaru is the term for “stone curlew” in the Diyari language of the Lake Eyre region. The specific epithet of the type species honours American palaeontologist Richard H. T

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rdfs:label	Wilaru (en) Wilaru (uk)
rdfs:comment	Wilaru — викопний рід гусеподібних птахів вимерлої родини Presbyornithidae. Рід існував у пізньому олігоцені та ранньому міоцені в Австралії. Птах є найпізнішим відомим представником родини. (uk) Wilaru is an extinct genus of bird of uncertain phylogenetic placement from the Late Oligocene to Early Miocene of Australia. It was originally classified as a stone-curlew, but subsequently it was argued to be a member of the extinct family Presbyornithidae instead. It is either the oldest known burhinid or the youngest known presbyornithid. The type species is Wilaru tedfordi; genus also includes the second species Wilaru prideauxi. The type species was described from fossil material collected from Lake Pinpa, Lake Palankarinna and Billeroo Creek, in the Lake Eyre Basin of north-eastern South Australia. The genus name Wilaru is the term for “stone curlew” in the Diyari language of the Lake Eyre region. The specific epithet of the type species honours American palaeontologist Richard H. T (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Presbyornithidae Oligocene birds Early Miocene Screamer Genus Stone-curlew Anseranatidae Presbyornithidae Prehistoric birds of Australia Lake Ngapakaldi to Lake Palankarinna Fossil Area American Museum of Natural History Miocene birds Paleontology Fossil Birds described in 2013 Fossil taxa described in 2013 South Australia Late Oligocene Scientific description Yingabalanara Extinction Lake Eyre Basin Type species Richard H. Tedford Anatid dbr:Walter_Boles
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authority	Boles et al., 2013 (en)
genus	Wilaru (en)
image caption	A Wilaru attacking a Yingabalanara. (en)
parent authority	Boles et al., 2013 (en)
species	tedfordi (en)
has abstract	Wilaru is an extinct genus of bird of uncertain phylogenetic placement from the Late Oligocene to Early Miocene of Australia. It was originally classified as a stone-curlew, but subsequently it was argued to be a member of the extinct family Presbyornithidae instead. It is either the oldest known burhinid or the youngest known presbyornithid. The type species is Wilaru tedfordi; genus also includes the second species Wilaru prideauxi. The type species was described from fossil material collected from Lake Pinpa, Lake Palankarinna and Billeroo Creek, in the Lake Eyre Basin of north-eastern South Australia. The genus name Wilaru is the term for “stone curlew” in the Diyari language of the Lake Eyre region. The specific epithet of the type species honours American palaeontologist Richard H. Tedford (1929–2011) of the American Museum of Natural History, who led the 1971 expedition to Lake Pinpa during which much of the descriptive material was collected. (en) Wilaru — викопний рід гусеподібних птахів вимерлої родини Presbyornithidae. Рід існував у пізньому олігоцені та ранньому міоцені в Австралії. Птах є найпізнішим відомим представником родини. (uk)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Presbyornithidae List of fossil bird genera 2020 in archosaur paleontology Stone-curlew 2013 in archosaur paleontology Anseriformes List of Anseriformes 2016 in archosaur paleontology Wilaru telfordi
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