A revised phylogenetic tree of flightless birds.

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This phylogenetic tree was based on a comparison of DNA sequences from extinct and modern birds. The species included are moas, kiwis, emus, cassowaries, ostriches, and rheas. Moas are now extinct, but all other species still exist.

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