What is Strisores?
{{Automatic taxobox | fossil_range = <br>[[Paleocene]] - [[Holocene]], {{fossilrange|60|0}} | image = Common Nighthawk.jpg | image_caption = [[Common nighthawk]], ''Chordeiles minor''<br/>([[Caprimulgidae]]) | image2 = Hummingbird hovering in flight.jpg | image2_caption = Male [[rufous hummingbird]], ''Selasphorus rufus''<br/>([[Trochilidae]]) | taxon = Strisores | authority = Cabanis, 1847 | subdivision_ranks = Orders | subdivision = *'''Traditional Two Orders:''' **[[Apodiformes]] **[[Caprimulgiformes]] *'''Single Order:''' **[[Caprimulgiformes]] *'''Multiple Orders:''' **[[Caprimulgidae|Caprimulgiformes]] **[[Vanescaves]] ***[[Vanescaves|Sedentaves]] ***[[Vanescaves|Letornithes]] }} '''Strisores'''<ref>{{Citation | last = Whitney | first = William Dwight | title = The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the English Language | place = New York | publisher = The Century Co. | volume = VII | year = 1896 | page = 5996 | language = English | url = https://archive.org/details/centurydiction07whit/page/5996 }}</ref> is a [[clade]] of [[bird]]s. It includes the [[Caprimulgiformes]] and some of the [[Apodiformes]]. The relationships of these groups is not yet settled.<ref>Cracraft, Joel 2013. Avian higher‐level relationships and classification: ''Non-passerines''. in Dickinson, Edward C; Van Remsen, James Jr. (eds) ''Non-passerines, The Howard and Moore complete checklist of the birds of the World'', '''1''' (4th ed). Eastbourne, UK: Aves Press, pp. xxi–xlii. ISBN 9780956861108</ref> == References == {{reflist}} {{biology-stub}} [[Category:Birds by order]]