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Look, Ma, no hands! Moa are completely wingless, lacking even vestigial wing bones. Owen famously first identified the moa from a single femur fragment in 1839. Moas were the large terrestrial herbivores of New Zealand. The South Island had Dinornis and Emeus living in lowland forests and shrublands and Euryapteryx in drier habitats. They had a great run from the Miocene until settlers arrived ~1280 CE. In ~200 years all 9 species were extinct :-(. Their closest relatives turn out to be the tina
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