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- Oxyurinae comment "The Oxyurinae are a subfamily of the duck, goose and swan family of birds, the Anatidae. It has been subject of considerable debate about its validity and circumscription. Most of its members have long, stiff tail feathers which are erected when the bird is at rest, and relatively large, swollen bills. Though their relationships are still enigmatic, they appear to be closer to swans and true geese than to the typical ducks.".
- Q252499 comment "The Oxyurinae are a subfamily of the duck, goose and swan family of birds, the Anatidae. It has been subject of considerable debate about its validity and circumscription. Most of its members have long, stiff tail feathers which are erected when the bird is at rest, and relatively large, swollen bills. Though their relationships are still enigmatic, they appear to be closer to swans and true geese than to the typical ducks.".