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LIMIKOLEN (REGENPFEIFERARTIGE) – CHARADRIIFORMES

2014
Zu den Limikolen, die man auch Watvogel nennt, gehoren sehr verschiedenartige Familien und Gattungen, die sich aber in einigen grundlegenden Merkmalen ahneln. Neue phylogenetische Analysen ergaben, dass es innerhalb der Regenpfeiferartigen drei Hauptlinien gibt, die Charadrii (Regenpfeifer und Verwandte), die Lari (Mowen und Verwandte) und die ...
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A New Cretaceous Charadriiform Family

The Auk, 1972
THE genus Telmatornis was described for two species, T. priscus and T. affinis, from the Late Cretaceous (Maestrichtian) of New Jersey (Marsh, 1870). In his original description Marsh concluded that Telmatornis was probably related to rails (Rallidae). Some years later Shufeldt (1915) described a third species, T.
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???????????? (Aves, Charadriiformes) ?????????????????? ??????????????. ?????????????????? II

2023
A faunistic treatment involved eight Charadriiform bird species of the Northern Caucasus: Arenaria interpres hiMantoDUs nimantoDas. Recurvirostra avosetta. raema- topus ostralesus. Trinsa ochropus. T. glareola. T. nebularia and T. totanus. Data on distribution, population, reproduction, spring and autumn migrations are generalized.
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???????????? (Aves, Charadriiformes) ?????????????????? ??????????????. ?????????????????? I

2023
The first part of the faunistic review of Charadriiformes of the North Caucasus includes a description of 10 species. Burhinus oedicnemus, Charadrius dubius, Ch. alexanarinus, Ch. asiaticus, Eudromias morinellus Vanellus vanellus nest there. Pluvialis squatarola. P. apricaria. Charadrius hiaticula, Chettusia gregaria are migrants.
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Chemotaxonomic relationships within the order charadriiformes

Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 1978
Jürgen Jacob
exaly  

Phylogenetics of Modern Shorebirds (Charadriiformes) Based on phenotypic Evidence: I—Characterization

Bulletin of Carnegie Museum of Natural History, 2009
Bradley C Livezey
exaly  

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