Bartramia is a genus of bird containing two species, the extant upland sandpiper and the extinct Bartramia umatilla from the Middle Pliocene of Oregon.[1][2]
References
- ↑ “Bartramia umatilla”. Fossilworks.
- ↑ Brodkorb, P. (1958). “Birds from the Middle Pliocene of McKay, Oregon”. The Condor. 60 (4): 252–255. doi:10.2307/1365194. JSTOR 1365194.
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Miocepphus
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| Alcinae |
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| Fraterculinae |
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| Glareolinae | |
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| Cursoriinae | |
- Anous
- Chlidonias
- Chroicocephalus
- Creagrus
- †Feducciavis
- †Gaviota
- Gelochelidon
- Gygis
- Hydrocoloeus
- Hydroprogne
- Ichthyaetus
- †Laricola
- Larosterna
- Larus
- Leucophaeus
- †Limicolavis?
- †Limosavis
- Onychoprion
- Pagophila
- Phaetusa
- †Pseudosterna
- Rhodostethia
- Rynchops
- Rissa
- Sterna
- †Sternalara
- Sternula
- Thalasseus
- Xema