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These footprints of Dinornis robustus were exposed in August 1911 when a flood in the Manawatū River swept away the blue clay that had covered and preserved them. They show that the moa had three strong front-pointing toes and, unlike most other ratites, a small rear toe.

K. Wilson, 'Footprints of the moa.' Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand 45 (1912): plate 2 Date Source http://rsnz.natlib.govt.nz/image/rsnz_45/rsnz_45_00_0229_0000f_ac_01.html Author K. Wilson

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