Assertion: world vulture | /r/PartOf | the family cathartidae
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text: In contrast New World vultures are found in the Americas and belong to the family Cathartidae.
text: New World vultures and condors are not at all closely related to the superficially similar Accipitridae, but belong in the family Cathartidae, which is quite close to the storks.
text: In contrast New World vultures are found in the Americas and belong to the family Cathartidae.
text: Though folks often incorrectly use the term "buzzard" to refer to New World vultures belonging to the family Cathartidae, scientists apply the term to members of the family Accipitridae, genus Buteo, the buzzard hawks.
text: New World vultures belong to the family Cathartidae, that includes condors.
text: Old World vultures live in Europe, Africa, and Asia while New World vultures, which belong to the family Cathartidae, live in the warm and temperate areas of America.