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The Wikipedia page "bird species new to science described in the 2000s" contains a number of inconsistencies regarding the treatment of taxa as "new species"...

from: Bird species new to science described in the 1960s Bird species new to science described in the 1980s Bird species new to science described in the 1990s...

the article, the bird is described as "extremely rare." I believe that "likely extinct" would better describe scientific opinion. Species aren't deemed...

from the text of the article that the species is indeed now endemic to the Western Palearctic as a breeding bird, having been extirpated in the east of its...

separate species". Changed but was placed into it's own species in the 2000s – Why not "in 2000", as stated in the main text? Done From there the black-billed...

another bird evolution article to describe what happened after that. Is that sensible or do some of the early bird radiations need to be described here too...

arboreal lifestyle; several species of extant bird live exclusively in low shrubs. Various aspects of the morphology of Archaeopteryx point to either...

list the species names. Does anyone know of another example of this happening at Wikipedia? If not the nonscientific and over extreme response to the...

everything from impact on domestic cattle to wild bats and birds, to snails going extinct to the spread of pest insects and pathogens - all because "terrestrial...

sub-species and has, therefore, dropped NGSD from their list of dog breeds. The number 3 reference and anything stated about UKC is now dead and out of date...

death persisted to the mid-2000s in South Korea" The article later quotes a Slate (magazine) article saying ""A decade of Internet skepticism seems to...

parenthetical to the species name, following from it. If you look at state birds for instance, they do not. Like I would not capitalize w in "(whole genus)"...

Include: Stuart Pimm stated "the current rate of species extinction is about 100 times the natural rate". relating to Effect of climate change on plant biodiversity...

many phenomena listed in the article. In fact, I'd argue that 9gag is similar to Funnyjunk and Ebaum's world in their redistributing of original content...

link from the trivia part of the Giganotosaurus page (to do with Transformers), and I tried to edit the page by getting rid of a picture of a bird that was...

What does it mean? More agile in flight? Less stable? More stewardi? Be clear. Not all readers are pterosaur (or bird) experts... Trekphiler 15:14, 16...

beyond the beak to the bird's feathers). Hibiscus is an example of a genus that is naturally bird pollinated. The article describes two species as native...

knowledge cats have not been implicated in the extinction of any bird species. The most bird-unfriendly wind farm in the world, Altamont Pass Wind Farm, kills...

in the article, it seems to me that after a phase, in the 1990s to 2000s, of postulating new species or subspecies names every time a new fossil was discovered...

There is a Bonanza episode made in 1961 that describes the chupacabra as a bird of which it was always known to be before the current canine BS. I also know...