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in late
Miocene South America along with its relationship to the New World clade may instead indicate the common ancestor of the New World pelicans reached South America via trans-Atlantic dispersal from Africa after diverging from the Old World clade.
711:"First continental vertebrates from the marine Paraná Formation (Late Miocene, Mesopotamia, Argentina): Chronology, biogeography, and paleoenvironments"
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before spreading to other continents. Whilst pelicans are traditionally believed to have colonized the
Americas in an eastward direction from
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Noriega, Jorge I.; Cenizo, Marcos; Brandoni, Diego; PĂ©rez, Leandro M.; Tineo, David E.; Diederle, Juan M.; Bona, Paula (2023-05-09).
664:"A Sperm Whale (Cetacea: Physeteroidea) from the Paraná Formation (Late Miocene) of Entre RĂs, Argentina. Environment and Taphonomy"
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in the middle and late
Miocene. A diverse fauna of marine life is known from the formation, including rays and sharks such as
500:"A new pelican (Aves: Pelecanidae) from the Upper Miocene of Argentina: new clues about the origin of the New World lineages"
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pelicans, suggesting it belongs in the New World pelican clade and is closely related to these two species, whilst the
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is a sister taxon to the clade including the aforementioned three species. Because the oldest known fossil pelican,
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El Adli, Joseph J.; Wilson
Mantilla, Jeffrey A.; Antar, Mohammed Sameh M.; Gingerich, Philip D. (2021-01-02).
641:"Megascyliorhinus trelewensis (Neoselachii) in the Middle-Upper Miocene of Parana, Central Eastern Argentina"
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Cione, Alberto Luis; Mennucci, Jorge; Pé, Leandro; rez; Marí Barla, a Julia (2008-01-01).
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cetaceans. Continental vertebrates have also been found in the Paraná Formation, including the rodents
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specimen), which was found in the Cerro La
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Candela, Adriana M.; Bonini, Ricardo A.; Noriega, Jorge I. (November 2012).
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The Annals and
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Noriega, Cenizo, Brandoni, PĂ©rez, Tineo, Diederie & Bona,
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Instituto
Superior de Correlacion Geologica, Serie Miscelanea
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exhibits derived characteristics shared with the extant
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was found represents littoral to marine facies of the
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773:Fossil taxa described in 2023
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16:Extinct species of bird
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321:American white pelican
264:The known specimen of
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288:but larger than the
234:Pelecanus paranensis
229:Discovery and naming
199:Pelecanus paranensis
181:Pelecanus paranensis
61:Pelecanus paranensis
25:Pelecanus paranensis
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250:Entre RĂos Province
219:Entre RĂos Province
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435:as well as
326:Eopelecanus
294:spot-billed
290:pink-backed
270:great white
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757:Categories
474:References
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274:Australian
763:Pelecanus
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95:Animalia
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57:Paleoart
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400:Uruguay
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376:Miocene
366:Map of
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238:pelvis
204:fossil
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331:Egypt
313:brown
298:brown
244:(the
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