A possible early bowerbird from the Miocene of New Zealand

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RP @nicrawlencenz.bsky.social: Welcome to the world Aevipertidus gracilis - the gracile one from a lost age. 14-19 Mya ancient #NewZealand appears to have had a bowerbird. Check out this amazing research mahi led by Elizabeth Steell (www.tandfonline.com/d…

RP @lizzysteell.bsky.social: Team effort from @fieldpalaeo.bsky.social @plubbe.bsky.social @nicrawlencenz.bsky.social Alex Brown and @atennyson.bsky.social between Cambridge Uni, Otago Uni and Te Papa Tongarewa. Find the paper here www.tandfonline.com/do…

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