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anhimidae

/ænˈhɪm.ɪ.diː/

Traduction: Terme scientifique désignant une famille d'oiseaux aquatiques, les anhimidés, de grande taille et lourds, vivant en Amérique du Sud et connus sous le nom de kamichis ou oiseaux criards.

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/ænˈhɪm.ɪ.diː/formalscientific
  • frTerme scientifique désignant une famille d'oiseaux aquatiques, les anhimidés, de grande taille et lourds, vivant en Amérique du Sud et connus sous le nom de kamichis ou oiseaux criards.

A scientific taxonomic term referring to a family of birds known as screamers, which are large, heavy-bodied waterfowl native to South America.

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  1. ScreamersC2formal

    A family of large, heavy-bodied water birds native to South America, known for their loud, far-carrying calls.

    frAnhimidés

    • The Anhimidae family includes the horned screamer and the crested screamer.
    • Screamers are often found in marshes and wetlands.
    • The loud call of the Anhimidae can be heard from miles away.
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  • anhimidae's possessive singular form