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Proavis
Hypothetical restoration of "one of the Pro-Aves", as shown at the British Museum by William Plane Pycraft in 1906 (here extracted from Pycraft 1910 b
Hypothetical restoration of "one of the Pro-Aves", as shown at the British Museum by William Plane Pycraft in 1906 (here extracted from Pycraft 1910 book A History of Birds).
Illustration of "a running Pro-Avis" as envisioned by Franz Nopcsa in 1907 after having seen the Pycraft restoration "One of the Pro-Aves".
Illustration of "a running Pro-Avis" as envisioned by Franz Nopcsa in 1907 after having seen the Pycraft restoration "One of the Pro-Aves".
A hypothetical "Tetrapteryx", as imagined by William Beebe (1915).
A hypothetical "Tetrapteryx", as imagined by William Beebe (1915).
Gerhard Heilmann's arboreal vision of Proavis (1916).
Gerhard Heilmann's arboreal vision of Proavis (1916).
A 1722 illustration by Jean-Baptiste Labat of three parrots on Guadeloupe. There are no remains of these species, so accurate taxonomic classification
A 1722 illustration by Jean-Baptiste Labat of three parrots on Guadeloupe. There are no remains of these species, so accurate taxonomic classification is impossible.
Illustration of "Leguat's giant", a bird from Mauritius now believed by some researchers to be based on sightings of the greater flamingo
Illustration of "Leguat's giant", a bird from Mauritius now believed by some researchers to be based on sightings of the greater flamingo