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  		• Ancient Buzzing: German site yields early hummingbird fossils: Article from Science News Online reports that excavations in Germany have uncovered the oldest fossils of hummingbirds.
  		• BBC: Hesperornis: A large flightless swimming bird from the Late Cretaceous is described.
  		• Carnegie Museum of Natural History News: Gansus: Press release talking about the discovery of fossils of an ancient aquatic bird. Includes photos of the fossils and pictures of what this bird might have looked like.
  		• Fossil Record of the Aves: An overview of notable bird fossils.
  		• Ichthyornis: Description of the discovery of a toothed flying sea bird from the Late Cretaceous.
  		• OZ fossils: Nannantius: Talks about a bird discovered in Australia that lived 65 million years ago. Also describes "opposite birds", their characteristics, and their relationship to modern birds.
  		• Parrot Fossil from the Cretaceous Pushes Back Origin of Modern Land Birds: Berkeleyan, the faculty staff newspaper of the University of California, talks about the discovery of the oldest fossil from a modern land bird.
  		• University of Oslo: Confuciusornis Sanctus: Description of a fossilized skeleton originating in China of the earliest known bird with a beak.
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