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Meanings of passerine in English
Portuguese
passeriformes Catalan
passeriforme Perching birds mostly small and living near the ground with feet having 4 toes arranged to allow for gripping the perch; most are songbirds; hatchlings are helpless.
See moreUsage of passerine in English
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This tint grows pale more easy than in the other genera of the passerine order.
2
Gravel beds, abandoned by film studios, were blissfully repossessed by passerine birds and opportunist plants.
3
The pie, the gallinaceous, the columbine and passerine tribes resort to the fruit- bearing trees.
4
Hood's labors were poetic, but his sports were passerine.
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The primary transmission cycle of WNV in the southeastern United States apparently involves Culex mosquitoes and passerine birds.
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Our results confirm the general assumption that recent climate change translates into strong selection favouring earlier breeders in passerine birds.
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Here, we determined the changes in serum and brain thyroid hormone levels of a passerine songbird species, the zebra finch using radioimmunoassay.
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It was an inch high and a little branchy,... and was at first mistaken for the dung of birds of the passerine order.
9
During the 2009 and 2010 spring migration season, 2064 northward-migrating passerine songbirds were examined for ticks at Johnson Bayou, Louisiana.
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The molecular epidemiology revealed the presence of GyV11 only in passerine birds from three different species at a low prevalence (0.73%).
11
That Memora is more unlike all the other Passerines (i.e.
12
While passerines are often loosely referred to as songbirds the Raven certainly doesn't distinguish itself in that department.
13
All birds are classified into groups called 'orders' and the biggest and most familiar order comprises the passerines.
14
"I have Mr. Goodenough's book on The Passerine Family at home."
15
For the use of beginners a brief field color key to genera of some of the common Passerine birds is given in an appendix.
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This tint grows pale more easy than in the other genera of the passerine order.
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