- In Gr**** mythology, the
Graeae (Ancient Gr****: Γραῖαι; /ˈɡriːiː/;
English translation: "old women",
alternatively spelled Graiai and Graiae) were three...
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genus Bettongia.
There are
three subspecies of
Bettongia lesueur: B. l.
graii, the
extinct mainland subspecies; B. l. nova, an
undescribed subspecies...
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Belone cancila (Hamilton, 1822)
Xenenthodon cancila (Hamilton, 1822)
Belone graii Sykes, 1839 Esox
indica McClelland, 1842 Esox
hindostanicus Falconer, 1868...
- mutauit. Vt antiquiora, quae
uetustas obduxit, transeam,
Phocide relicta Graii qui nunc M****iliam
incolunt prius in hac
insula consederunt [...] Transierunt...
- mutauit. Vt antiquiora, quae
uetustas obduxit, transeam,
Phocide relicta Graii qui nunc M****iliam
incolunt prius in hac
insula consederunt, ex qua quid...
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Megalochelys indica Ag****iz, 1857
Chersina grayi Strauch, 1865
Geochelone graii Pritchard, 1967
Geochelone indica Pritchard, 1967
Geochelone grayi Auffenberg...
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equivalent to ****enes is
found in
Aristotle for the
Dorians in
Epirus from
Graii, a
native name of the
people of Epirus. He
places the seat of
these most...
- the
Illyrians used the name for
Dorian Epiriots from
their native name
Graii – and ****ae –
Eusebius of
Caesarea dated its
settlement by
Boeotians from...
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titles containing Grayii for
species named after taxonomic authorities named Graii. Asa Gray (1810–1888),
American botanist (IPNI=A.Gray)
George Robert Gray...
