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- Red_Rail abstract "The Red Rail (Aphanapteryx bonasia) is an extinct, flightless rail. It was endemic to the Mascarene island of Mauritius, east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. It had a close relative on Rodrigues island, the likewise extinct Rodrigues Rail, with which it is sometimes considered congeneric. Its relationship with other rails is unclear. Rails often evolve flightlessness when adapting to isolated islands, free of mammalian predators.The Red Rail was a little larger than a chicken and had reddish, hairlike plumage, with dark legs and a long, curved beak. The wings were small, and its legs were slender for a bird of its size. It was similar to the Rodrigues Rail, but was larger, and had proportionally shorter wings. It was also reminiscent of a kiwi and a Limpkin. It is believed to have fed on invertebrates, and snail shells have been found with damage matching an attack by its beak. Human hunters took advantage of an attraction Red Rails had to red objects by using coloured cloth to lure the birds so that they could be beaten with sticks.Until subfossil remains were described in 1869, scientists only knew the Red Rail from 17th century descriptions and illustrations. These were thought to represent several different species, which resulted in a large number of invalid junior synonyms. It has been suggested that all late 17th-century accounts of the Dodo actually referred to the Red Rail, after the former had become extinct. The last mention of a Red Rail sighting is from 1693, and it is thought to have gone extinct around 1700, due to predation by humans and introduced species.".
- Red_Rail binomialAuthority Edmond_de_S%C3%A9lys_Longchamps.
- Red_Rail class Bird.
- Red_Rail conservationStatus "EX".
- Red_Rail conservationStatusSystem "IUCN3.1".
- Red_Rail family Rallidae.
- Red_Rail kingdom Animal.
- Red_Rail order Gruiformes.
- Red_Rail phylum Chordate.
- Red_Rail thumbnail Extinctbirds1907_P29_Aphanapteryx_bonasia0349AA.jpg?width=300.
- Red_Rail wikiPageID "5669034".
- Red_Rail wikiPageRevisionID "586417157".
- Red_Rail binomial "Aphanapteryx bonasia".
- Red_Rail classis Bird.
- Red_Rail extinct "around 1700".
- Red_Rail familia Rallidae.
- Red_Rail genus "Aphanapteryx".
- Red_Rail genusAuthority "Frauenfeld, 1868".
- Red_Rail hasPhotoCollection Red_Rail.
- Red_Rail imageAlt "Restored painting of Red Rail".
- Red_Rail imageCaption "1907".
- Red_Rail imageWidth "250".
- Red_Rail name "Red Rail".
- Red_Rail ordo Gruiformes.
- Red_Rail phylum Chordate.
- Red_Rail rangeMap "Mauritius island location.svg".
- Red_Rail rangeMapCaption "Former range".
- Red_Rail rangeMapWidth "250".
- Red_Rail regnum "Animalia".
- Red_Rail species "A. bonasia".
- Red_Rail status "EX".
- Red_Rail statusSystem "IUCN3.1".
- Red_Rail subject Category:Animals_described_in_1848.
- Red_Rail subject Category:Bird_extinctions_since_1500.
- Red_Rail subject Category:Extinct_birds_of_Indian_Ocean_islands.
- Red_Rail subject Category:Extinct_flightless_birds.
- Red_Rail subject Category:Rallidae.
- Red_Rail type Animal100015388.
- Red_Rail type AnimalsDescribedIn1848.
- Red_Rail type Bird101503061.
- Red_Rail type BirdsOfMauritius.
- Red_Rail type Chordate101466257.
- Red_Rail type ExtinctFlightlessBirds.
- Red_Rail type LivingThing100004258.
- Red_Rail type Object100002684.
- Red_Rail type Organism100004475.
- Red_Rail type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Red_Rail type Ratite101517565.
- Red_Rail type Vertebrate101471682.
- Red_Rail type Whole100003553.
- Red_Rail type Animal.
- Red_Rail type Bird.
- Red_Rail type Eukaryote.
- Red_Rail type Species.
- Red_Rail type Bird.
- Red_Rail type Organism.
- Red_Rail comment "The Red Rail (Aphanapteryx bonasia) is an extinct, flightless rail. It was endemic to the Mascarene island of Mauritius, east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. It had a close relative on Rodrigues island, the likewise extinct Rodrigues Rail, with which it is sometimes considered congeneric. Its relationship with other rails is unclear.".
- Red_Rail label "Red Rail".
- Red_Rail sameAs m.0dz6g2.
- Red_Rail sameAs Red_Rail.
- Red_Rail wasDerivedFrom Red_Rail?oldid=586417157.
- Red_Rail depiction Extinctbirds1907_P29_Aphanapteryx_bonasia0349AA.jpg.
- Red_Rail isPrimaryTopicOf Red_Rail.
- Red_Rail name "Red Rail".