What is the common name for the bird Passer domesticus?
Ornithoscelida Sauropodomorpha outside the Dinosauria. To avoid this, Baron and colleagues redefined all these groups. Proposing that the Ornithischia and Theropoda were sister groups also meant that a new name was needed for the clade combining them. They named this new clade Ornithoscelida, defining it as "the least inclusive clade that includes "Passer domesticus" and "Triceratops horridus"." This means that this node clade consists of the last common ancestor of the extant theropod "Passer" and the ornithischian "Triceratops"; and all its descendants. Huxley's old name Ornithoscelida was chosen because its meaning, "bird legs", well fitted the hindlimb traits of the clade.
Sclerodermus domesticus stinger and lay their eggs in the corpses, which form the food for the "S. domesticus" larvae. This behavior leads to the common name of "antiquarian's friend". "S. domesticus" is a cosmpolitan species. It prefers mild weather. There are reports of the species in Spain, Italy, France, Germany, United Kingdom, former Yugoslavia, Near East, United States and Costa Rica. It can be found inside homes, mostly in old furniture harboring woodworms. Human infestation is rare. Bites are painful and can cause rash or dermatitis. Sclerodermus domesticus Sclerodermus domesticus, also known as Scleroderma domesticus, Scleroderma domesticum, Scleroderma domestica or "antiquarian's friend",