_Dinornis didiformis_ Owen, Trans. Zool. Soc. III, pl. 24 (1846), part.
_Euryapteryx exilis_ Hutton, Trans. N.Z. Inst. XXIX, p. 552, pl.
XLVIII, Fig. C (1897).
Differs from _E. crassus_ in the tibia being more convex on the anterior
surface. The skull, among other differences, has a very slight frontal
rising to the cranial roof, as opposed to the very conspicuous one in the
remaining species. The type is a nearly complete skeleton in the Wanganui
Museum. For full description see Hutton, l.c.
Habitat: North Island, New Zealand.
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