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Reference for Aves sensu {Archie+modern birds}
Hola, people.
I've asked this question before in a different form, but wasn't able
to arrive at something that felt like a firm conclusion. If I want to
refer in passing to Aves, clarifying that I mean it in the sense of
{_Archaeopteryx_ + modern birds}, what paper should I cite for that
definition? The outcome of my last bout with this question was that
it might be --
Chiappe, L. M. 1996. Late Cretaceous birds of
Sourthern South America: Anatomy and systematics of
Enantiornithes and _Patagopteryx deferrariisi_.
Münchner Geowissenschaftliche Abhandlungen, Reihe A
30:203-244.
Can anyone confirm or deny this? (That's not an easy journal for
someone without access to an academic library to find!)
Many thanks in advance. (Which isn't to say I won't thank you again
when I get an answer.)
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