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Rhynchus may
refer to:
Rhynchus (beetle), a
genus of
beetles Rhynchus (Greece), a town of
ancient Greece see also List of
commonly used
taxonomic affixes...
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Rhynchus or
Rhynchos (Ancient Gr****: Ῥύγχος) was a town of
ancient Acarnania near Stratus, of
uncertain site. Pol. ap. Ath. iii. p. 95d. This article incorporates...
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Rhynchus is a
genus of
hidden snout weevils in the
family of
beetles known as Curculionidae.
There is at
least one
described species in
Rhynchus, R. apiculatus...
- Molina. The
genus name
comes from Patago,
referring to
Patagonia and Gr****
rhynchus,
meaning nose. The
species name
pascuali honors Argentine paleomammalogist...
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Rhamphorhynchus (/ˌræmfəˈrɪŋkəs/, from
Ancient Gr****
rhamphos meaning "beak" and
rhynchus meaning "snout") is a
genus of long-tailed
pterosaurs in the Jur****ic period...
- ephippos, a
saddle (literally "something
which is
placed on a horse"), and
rhynchus, "bill", and
refers to the
frontal shield which saddles the bill of one...
- name of
which is
derived from the Gr**** calypto-/καλυπτο- "hidden" and
rhynchus/ρυγχος "beak". The
change was
first made by
Anselme Gaëtan
Desmarest in...
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always appears in his
stylish hat even when
piloting his
Dinobreaker Hover
Rhynchus, and
loves to brag
about how it was tailor-made. In
episode 7, Chao's pet...
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combination of two Gr**** words, Ambly- from
Amblus (ἀμβλυ)
meaning "blunt" and
rhynchus (ρυγχος)
meaning "snout". Its
specific name is the
Latin word cristatus...
- tree");
Rhodophyta ("rose plant");
Rhodomonas ("rose unit") rhynco-, -
rhynchus: Pronunciation: /rɪnkoʊ/, /rɪnkəs/. Origin:
Ancient Gr**** ῥύγχος (rhúgkhos)...