Anurapteryx
Hampson, 1918
Anurapteryx is a of in the , established by Hampson in 1918. Members of this genus belong to a small, specialized family of characterized by distinctive and resting postures. The genus is part of the superfamily , though Sematuridae is often treated as a distinct lineage within this group. Anurapteryx are poorly documented in scientific literature, with limited published information on their biology and .
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Taxonomic placement
Anurapteryx is classified within , a small of in the superfamily . The family Sematuridae contains approximately 40 described across several and is characterized by distinctive with a long and a tendency to rest with spread flat or slightly tented.
Data limitations
This is represented by only 16 observations on iNaturalist as of the data cutoff, indicating it is rarely encountered or poorly reported. No -level treatments or comprehensive revisions have been identified in major taxonomic databases.