#oligocolius
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An Oligocolius psittacocephalon with a drupe in its mouth. This mouse bird lived during the Oligocene in Enspel, Rhineland-Palatinate, and had parrot-like beak adaptations to consume large fruits. Its fossil was found with large fossilized
What “oligocolius” means
WikipediaOligocolius is an unusual genus of extinct mousebird from the early to late Oligocene epoch of Germany. Oligocolius is known from two species, the type species O. brevitarsus and O. psittacocephalon. Oligocolius is a member of the family of modern mousebirds (Coliidae) and is broadly similar to them in shape. However, unlike modern mouse birds the skull and beak of Oligocolius closely resembles those of parrots, and appears to be specialised for a distinct lifestyle not found in living mousebird
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