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Meanings of fauna in English
Usage of fauna in English
1
This new patch will include a few new aspects namely: Reinvigorated fauna.
2
He noted right away that all were examples, however distorted, of fauna.
3
They'd already received several reprimands for abuse of flora and fauna alike.
4
As a result, the island's unique local flora and fauna had flourished.
5
However, the Cederberg region dazzles with its mountain ranges, flora and fauna.
6
And he says New Zealand's flora and fauna has a deep history.
7
Timmmm walks away and disappears into a sea of flora and fauna.
8
He was also extremely knowledgeable about all the different fauna and flora.
9
The flora and fauna of the islands present features of unusual interest.
10
I have captioned them with present-day names of the flora and fauna.
11
Bees pollinate our crops, our native fauna - and our garden plants.
12
The region's incredible flora and fauna is being lost to gold fever.
13
He wished vaguely that he knew more about the fauna of Viornis.
14
He has collected the rock fauna, especially the molluscs, fossil and modern.
15
Back then Aborigines existed only under the country's flora and fauna laws.
16
These rocks are of Middle Cambrian age and possess a Paradoxides fauna.
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Fauna through the time
Fauna across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common