Gallery: New Computer Model Uses DNA to Identify Earth's Most Distinctive Birds
01Oilbird
Oilbird, the world's most evolutionarily distinct bird. *Image: Walter Jetz*
02Hoatzin
Hoatzin, the 3rd most evolutionarily-distinct species. Kate/[Flickr](https://secure.flickr.com/photos/43555660@N00/5479759823/)
03Magpie Goose
Magpie goose, the 4th most evolutionarily distinct species. *Image: Lip Kee Yap/[Flickr](https://secure.flickr.com/photos/lipkee/4951833198/)*
04ed-trees-full
At left, an evolutionary tree of bird distinctiveness, with the 50 most-distinctive birds listed below. At right, a tree and list of birds that are distinct and in danger of going extinct. Number bars at bottom denote millions of years separating each species from its nearest relative. *Image: Jetz et al./Current Biology*
05Secretarybird
Secretarybird, the 5th most evolutionarily distinct species. *Image: Ian White/[Flickr](https://secure.flickr.com/photos/ian_white/4322798234/)*
06Shoebill stork
Shoebill stork, the 14th most evolutionarily-distinct species. *Image: Heather Paul/[Flickr](https://secure.flickr.com/photos/warriorwoman531/7652974734)*
07Cuckoo Roller
Cuckoo-roller, the 2nd most evolutionarily distinct species. *Image: Frank Wouters/[Flickr](https://secure.flickr.com/photos/frank-wouters/64314402)*
08Kagu
Kagu, the 2nd most evolutionarily distinct-and-imperiled species. *Image: Frank Wouters/[Flickr](https://secure.flickr.com/photos/frank-wouters/150279152/in/photolist-ehdKS-ePRnTm-4cRiJt-4cHQ2S-4UfBQk-6daMXa)*
09conservation-targets
Areas of conservation importance for saving evolutionary distinctivess. Each dot corresponds to roughly 60 by 60 miles. *Image: Jetz et al./Current Biology*
10Plains-wanderer
Plains-wanderer, the 4th most evolutionarily distinct-and-imperiled species. *Image: Ron Knight/[Flickr](https://secure.flickr.com/photos/sussexbirder/8079596095/in/photolist-bmFcTw-diY3qX-diY3we)*
11Australian Painted Snipe
Australian painted snipe, the 14th most evolutionarily distinct-and-imperiled species. *Image: Patrick\_K59/[Flickr](https://secure.flickr.com/photos/patrick_k59/8470799026/in/photolist-dUx4r5-dQDDLd-bmFekY-kFMz4x)*
12California Condor
California condor, the 5th most evolutionarily distinct-and-imperiled species. *Image: USFWS/[Flickr](https://secure.flickr.com/photos/usfws_pacificsw/5057204597)*
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