Early naturalists placed all vultures under one single biological group.
Carl Linnaeus had assigned both Old World vultures and New World vultures in a Vulture genus, even including the Harpy eagle.
Soon anatomists split Old and New World vultures, with New World vultures being placed in a new suborder, Cathartae, later renamed Cathartidae as per the Rules of Nomenclature (from Greek: carthartes, meaning “purifier”).
The suborder was later recognised as a family, rather than a suborder.
Dimensions:
- (H) 1000 mm
- (L) 410 mm
- (W) 440 mm
Weight:
- 14 kg
Scoring Zones:
- 2 broadside shots
- 1 frontal shot
Group 3






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