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- Cathartiformes abstract "The order Cathartiformes is an order of raptors or birds of prey that include the New World vultures and the now extinct teratornithidae. Sometimes these raptors are classified in the related order Accipitriformes (which include the like eagles and hawks), but now they are consider a separate but closely related order. In the past they were considered to be a sister group to the storks of the order Ciconiiformes based on DNA-DNA hybridization and morphology.".
- Cathartiformes comment "The order Cathartiformes is an order of raptors or birds of prey that include the New World vultures and the now extinct teratornithidae. Sometimes these raptors are classified in the related order Accipitriformes (which include the like eagles and hawks), but now they are consider a separate but closely related order. In the past they were considered to be a sister group to the storks of the order Ciconiiformes based on DNA-DNA hybridization and morphology.".