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Genus Notornis
Description:
Genus Notornis refers to a taxonomic genus within the family Rallidae, commonly known as the "takahē." It encompasses two species of flightless, ground-dwelling birds endemic to New Zealand. These birds possess robust bodies, long legs, and striking coloration.
Sample sentences:
- The genus Notornis includes the South Island takahē (Notornis hochstetteri) and the North Island takahē (Notornis mantelli).
- Notornis mantelli, a member of the genus Notornis, is critically endangered due to habitat loss.
- The takahē, belonging to genus Notornis, were once thought to be extinct until rediscovered in 1948.
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