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Genus Sinornis

Description:

Genus Sinornis refers to a group of extinct birds that existed during the Early Cretaceous period. These birds were believed to have lived in what is now modern-day China. Sinornis, which means "Chinese bird," is a genus that includes various species of ancient avian creatures.

Examples:

As a noun (scientific term):

1. The fossils of genus Sinornis provide valuable insights into the avian evolution during the Early Cretaceous period.
2. Scientists are still studying the anatomical features of Sinornis to better understand the ancient bird's biology.

As a noun (popular usage):

1. The genus Sinornis is often mentioned in paleontological writings discussing the evolution of birds.
2. Many bird enthusiasts are fascinated by the diverse species that once belonged to the genus Sinornis.

As an adjective (local usage):

1. The local museum proudly displays a well-preserved Sinornis specimen found in this region.
2. The small village has embraced its rich fossil heritage, especially the presence of Sinornis fossils.

Possible related products:

To learn more about the genus Sinornis and other extinct birds, you may be interested in the following products available on Amazon:

• Sinornis Fossils
• Books on Avian Evolution
• Paleontology in China