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What is the scientific name of the family that the kiwi belongs to?
It belongs to the Actiniaceae family and scientifically named Actinidithia chinensisActinidithia chinesis /Actinidia deliciosa
Is a flamingoo a mammal?
No a Flamingo is a bird and belongs to the family Phoenicopteridae which is a bird family.
What is the taxonomy for the kiwi bird?
The kiwi's taxonomy, or classification is: Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Struthioniformes (Apterygiformes) Family: Apterygidae Genus: Apteryx
What is the scientific name of the family that kiwi belongs to?
The kiwi belongs to te genus Apteryx and the family Apterygidae.
What kingdom does ostrich belong to?
The Ostrich belongs to the bird family.
What is the bird's name that has no wings and hair instead of feathers and also it has like a crown and blue neck?
They are called Kiwi, and are flightless birds endemic to New Zealand, in the genus Apteryx and family Apterygidae.
What bird family does the canary belong?
The canary belongs to the finch family, Fringillidae.
What family do kiwis come from?
Kiwis are from the family Apterygidae, and their closest relatives are likely the New Guinea cassowary and the emu (family Casuariidae).
What is the kingdom for ring necked pheasant?
It belongs to the bird family. That is in the animal kingdom.
What kind of animal is a kookaburra?
A kookaburra is a bird - a species of kingfisher.
What family was the stegosaurus part of?
Stegosaurus belonged to the family Stegosauridae, and the suborder Stegosauria, which includes all dinosaurs with vertical plates. Stegosauria belongs to the clade Thyreophora, which also includes ankylosaurs. Thyreophora belongs to the order Ornithischia, or bird hipped dinosaurs.
What group does the Stegosaurus belong to?
Stegosaurus belongs to the subfamily Stegosaurinae, the family Stegosauridae. Stegosauridae belongs to the suborder Stegosauria, which belongs to the clade Thyreophora. Thyreophora belongs to the order Ornithischia, or bird hipped dinosaurs, which belongs to the group Dinosauria.
