- A
songbird is a bird
belonging to the
suborder P****eri of the
perching birds (P****eriformes).
Another name that is
sometimes seen as the
scientific or...
- manière de
grouper les
genres et les espèces de l'ordre des p****ereaux (
P****eres L.) d'après
leurs rapports de
moeurs et d'habitation, 1838 -
Essay on a...
-
origin of the word is the
prefix 'eu-',
meaning 'true' or 'genuine', and '
p****eres',
referring to p****erines. So Eup****eres
means 'true p****erines', as an...
-
scientific bird names. London:
Christopher Helm. p. 346. ****mayr, CE (1911). Wytsman,
Philogene (ed.).
Genera Avium.
P****eres. Fam. Certhiidae. p. 9....
- ****uko
married Mitsuo Mansho (1927–2018)
Birds of the
Island of Java (1933)
P****eres (1933) A
bibliography of the duck tribe, Anatidae,
mostly from 1926 to...
- stones" (片石(仔)) [pin3 sek6 (zai2)] Catalan: "making step-stone bridges" (fer
p****eres); "making furrows" (fer rigalets); "skipping stones" (llençar p****anelles)...
- In the 10th
edition of
Systema Naturae,
published in 1758, the
Swedish naturalist Carl
Linnaeus described 554
species of bird and gave each a binomial...
- (cur****ows), Phasi**** (pheasants and chickens) and
Tetrao (grouse and kin)
P****eres:
Columba (pigeons and doves),
Alauda (larks and pipits),
Sturnus (starlings)...
-
feathers and
placed ten
families in his nine-primaried group, the
Tanagroid P****eres:
Motacillidae –
wagtails and
pipits Mniotiltidae – New
World warblers,...
- His
dissertation was on the
palatine process of the
premaxilla in the
P****eres.
After a
postdoctoral fellowship at the
Goethe University Frankfurt with...
