Cereopsis
Cereopsis
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<dinofyi-dinosaur slug="cereopsis"></dinofyi-dinosaur>Cereopsis is a genus of large, mostly terrestrial goose (Anatidae) native to coastal islands of southern Australia. Standing up to 75 cm tall and weighing around 6 kg, it grazes on grasses and herbaceous plants. Its distinctive cere, a waxy yellow membrane at the bill base, gives the genus its name. Fossil representatives are known from Australian Pleistocene deposits.
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| खोज स्थान | Australia |
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Where were Cereopsis fossils found?
Fossils of Cereopsis were found in Australia.
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