from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n.pl. The class of Vertebrata that includes the birds.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Birds; feathered animals, considered as a class of vertebrates,next after mammals: sometimes united with Reptilia in a superclass Sauropsida, distinguished on the one hand from Mammalia, and on the other from Ichthyopsida, or amphibians and fishes together.
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- n. (ornithology) the class of birds
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Also aves is not nested in repltilia - olegt has said that.
E.g., aves is a clade that originated well after the Cambrian Explosion, while larger phylogenetic categories have their roots in the Precambrian.
It is certain that Irish peasant girls often repeat their "aves" from the round seeds of the Bedstraw, using them for beads in the absence of a rosary;  and hence, perhaps, has been derived the name Our Lady's Be (a) dstraw.
I never heard of such a thing before; we don't have 'aves' in Portland.
Hpa-radix2u blogspot. com saya) adalah: ayam (and any kind of aves familia) susu kan) he's the one whos being ridiculous the worst part yang pada kenyataannya jauh lebih menguras energi dan memeras.
Chestnut stuffing for poultry: Relleno de castañas para aves by
But anyway if we go by the diagram on wikipedia - reptilia is a clade and it includes aves.
It has already been demonstrated that aves do not share all the traits of a reptile even though aves are descendents of reptiles.
ID guy: It has already been demonstrated that aves do not share all the traits of a reptile even though aves are descendents of reptiles.
In essence, Mr. Pretor-Penney says, w aves share some common properties: They all have some type of frequency, wavelength and amplitude.