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uhhh the picture of the moa is the same one of the picture on the haast's eagle page. |
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Revision as of 02:32, 23 March 2006
- Archived text from soon-to-be-deleted page "moas". (automated conversion) 25/2/2002
- Moas (Dinornithiformes) are a group of large flightless birds numbering about a dozen. They lived on New Zealand and ranged in height from one meter to three and a half meters. They were already extinct when Europeans first landed in 1642.See also Extinct birds
- Was converted into a redirect to moa by 195.149.37.130 on 21/7/2002
- Was deleted by Tannin 09:33, 8 Jan 2004 (UTC) because there is no such word. The plural of "moa" is "moa". "Moas" is not a word, and a link to "moas" should show up in red to alert writers to this all-too-often commited error.
Tannin 09:33, 8 Jan 2004 (UTC)
uhhh the picture of the moa is the same one of the picture on the haast's eagle page.