Conspectus ordinum

Ordines: Accipitriformes – Aegotheliformes – Anseriformes – Apodiformes – Apterygiformes – Bucerotiformes – Caprimulgiformes – Cariamiformes – Casuariiformes – Charadriiformes – Ciconiiformes – Coliiformes – Columbiformes – Coraciiformes – Cuculiformes – Eurypygiformes – Falconiformes – Galliformes – Gaviiformes – Gruiformes – Leptosomiformes – Mesitornithiformes – Musophagiformes – Nyctibiiformes – Opisthocomiformes – Otidiformes – Passeriformes – Pelecaniformes – Phaethontiformes – Phoenicopteriformes – Piciformes – Podargiformes – Podicipediformes – Procellariiformes – Psittaciformes – Pterocliformes – Rheiformes – Sphenisciformes – Steatornithiformes – Strigiformes – Struthioniformes – Suliformes – Tinamiformes – Trogoniformes – †Aberratiodontuiformes – †Aepyornithiformes – †Alexornithiformes – †Ambiortiformes – ?†Archaeopterygiformes – †Chaoyangornithiformes – †Confuciusornithiformes – †Diatrymiformes – †Dinornithiformes – †Eoenanthiornithiformes – †Euornithiformes – †Gansuiformes – †Gastornithiformes – †Hesperornithiformes – †Ichthyornithiformes – †Jeholornithiformes – †Liaoxiornithiformes – †Lithornithiformes – †Longipterygiformes – †Odontopterygiformes – †Omnivoropterygiformes – †Palaeocursornithiformes – †Patagopterygiformes – †Protoaviformes – †Sandcoleiformes – †Yandangithiformes – †Yanornithiformes

Classifications

Main page: Aves (classifications).

Primary references

• Linnaeus, C. 1758. Systema Naturae per regna tria naturae, secundum classes, ordines, genera, species, cum characteribus, differentiis, synonymis, locis. Editio Decima, Reformata. Tomus I. Holmiæ (Stockholm): impensis direct. Laurentii Salvii. 824 pp. DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.542 BHL p. 78 BHL Reference page. 

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