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Subject: Hurry, Time is Running Out!
From: "State Farm Shopper Gift Opportunity" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 3 Sep 2022 23:51:44 -0700 (PDT)

Hurry, Time is Running Out!

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http://sofacover.sa.com/nWIvr5z0WIfSDj3rQ4iokO6vaD3aGHAjG8hskftXRnb7vt9Alw

their 2007 description, Bertelli and colleagues classified Kelenken as a member of the family Phorusrhacidae, based on its enormous size, combined with its sideways compressed, strongly hooked beak (or rostrum, the part of the jaws that formed the beak), and convex culmen (the top of the upper beak). Five phorusrhacid subfamilies were recognized at the time (Brontornithinae, Phorusrhacinae, Patagornithinae, Mesembriornithinae, and Psilopterinae), though their validity had not then been confirmed through cladistic analysis, and the describers found Kelenken most similar to taxa that had traditionally been considered phorusrhacines. Features shared with phorusrhacines include that the hind part of the skull is low and compressed from top to bottom, a wide occipital table, a blunt postorbital process, and a tarsometatarsus that is similar to that of Titanis in that the supratrochlear surface of the lower end is flat. Further comparison was hampered by the lack of anatomical information about p