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A palaelodid is a member of the Palelolidae, a family of extinct birds of the group Phoenicopteriformes, which is presented today only by the flamingos.

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Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Class Aves Order Phoenicopteriformes Family Phoenicopteridae Genus Phoenicopterus Species roseus

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Flamingos belong to the Phoenicopteridae family and are classified under the Phoenicopteriformes order. They are known for their distinctive appearance with long legs, necks, and pink plumage.

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Eukaryota; Animalia; Chordata; Aves; Phoenicopteriformes; Phoenicopteridae; Phoenicopterus; The species are the Greater Flamingo (P. roseus), Lesser Flamingo (P. minor), Chilean Flamingo (P. chilensis), Jame's Flamingo (P. jamesi), Andean Flamingo (P. andinus), and the American Flamingo (P. ruber).

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There are 6 species of flamingo, belonging to two different genera.

Domain: Eukaryota

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Aves

Order: Phoenicopteriformes

Family: Phoenicopteridae

Greater Flamingo

Genus: Phonenicopterus

Species: Phoenicopterus roseus

Lesser Flamingo

Genus: Phoenicopterus

Species: Phoenicopterus minor

Chilean Flamingo

Genus: Phoenicopterus

Species: Phoenicopterus chilensis

James's Flamingo

Genus: Phoenicoparrus

Species: Phoenicoparrus jamesi

Andean Flamingo

Genus: Phoenicopterus

Species: Phoenicopterus andinus

American Flamingo

Genus: Phoenicopterus

Species: Phoenicopterus ruber

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Kingdom- Animalia

Phylum- Chordata

Class- Aves

Order- Phoenicopteriformes

Family- Phoenicopteridae

Genus- Phoenicoparrus

The exact species depends on what flamingo you are specifically talking about, as there are more than one.

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There are thousands of bird species around the world, and they can be categorized into different groups like songbirds, raptors, waterfowl, and game birds. Some common types of birds include sparrows, eagles, ducks, and pheasants. Each type of bird has unique characteristics, behaviors, and habitats.

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