Assertion: world vulture | /r/AtLocation | america
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text: New World vultures (found in the Americas) and Old World vultures (found in Asia, Africa and Europe) aren't actually closely related.
text: New World vultures (found in the Americas) and Old World vultures (found in Asia, Africa and Europe) aren't actually closely related.
text: In contrast New World vultures are found in the Americas and belong to the family Cathartidae.
text: In contrast New World vultures are found in the Americas and belong to the family Cathartidae.
text: The new world vultures are found in the Americas and although there are definitive similarities between the old world vulture and the new world vulture, they are believed to be connected through evolutionary status rather than DNA.
text: There are 23 species of “vultures”: 16 Old World vultures found in Africa, Asia, and Europe, and seven New World vultures (including the two condors) found in the Americas.
text: There are 23 species of “vultures”: 16 Old World vultures found in Africa, Asia, and Europe, and seven New World vultures (including the two condors) found in the Americas.
text: New World vultures are the group of vultures that are found in the Americas.
text: Vulture species are often divided into 2 groups: old world vultures, found in Africa, Asia and Europe, and new world vultures, found in the Americas.
text: New World vultures are found in the Americas, while Old World vultures inhabit parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia.
text: New world vultures are the species found in the Americas.