Moe

Moe
Naučna klasifikacija
Carstvo:	Animalia;
Koljeno:	Chordata;
Razred:	Aves;
Nadred:	Paleognathae;
Red:	Struthioniformes;
Porodica:	†Dinornithidae; (Bonaparte, 1853)

Moe su izumrla porodica ptica neletačica iz reda nojevki. Ova porodica sastoji se od deset vrsta raspoređenih u šest rodova. Sve vrste su bile endemi Novog Zelanda, te izumrle su oko 1500. Uglavnom su nastanjivale šume, sve dok Maori nisu došli na Novi Zeland i iskrčili većinu šuma. Prema istraživanjima znanstvenika, moe su se hranile biljkama. Često su gutale stijene koje bi se zadržale u želucu (gastroliti), pa bi tako ptice lakše probavile teško probavljive biljke. Hodale su brzinom oko 3-5 km/h^[2]. U muzejima se nalazi 36 fosilizianih jaja ptica iz ove porodice. Jaja su bila velika 120-240 mm. Kod većine vrsta jaja su bila bijele boje, samo kod vrste Megalapteryx didinus bila su plavozelenkasta.

Taksonomija

Ova porodica nekoć je tvorila poseban red ptica u koji su biolozi ubrajali i kivije^[3]. Postojale su dvije porodice: manje moe (lat. Anomalopterygidae) i velike moe (lat. Dinornithidae). Manje moe su činile ptice veličine purana ili malo veće. Među njima je bila najmanja od svih moa, Euryapteryx curtus koja ja bila teška oko 20 kg. Drugu porodicu, velike moe su činile jako velike ptice, među kojima je bila velika moa, jedna od najviših ptica ikada. Bila je visoka oko 4,5 m. Najbliži rođaci ovih ptica su emu i kazuar.

Reference

↑ Brands, S. (2008)
↑ Worthy & Holdaway '2002
↑ „Archive copy”. Arhivirano iz originala na datum 2009-11-17. Pristupljeno 2015-07-22.

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Vanjske veze

TerraNature list of New Zealand's extinct birds
TerraNature page on Moa
Tree of Life classification and references Arhivirano 2020-12-05 na Wayback Machine-u
[1] in Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand

[1] Brands, S. (2008)

[2] Worthy & Holdaway '2002

[3] „Archive copy”. Arhivirano iz originala na datum 2009-11-17. Pristupljeno 2015-07-22.

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