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cariamidae

/ˌkɛriˈæmɪdiː/

Traduction: Famille taxonomique d'oiseaux sud-américains ressemblant à des grues, vivant au sol dans les marais, connus pour leurs longues pattes et leur mode de vie terrestre.

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/ˌkɛriˈæmɪdiː/formalscientific
  • frFamille taxonomique d'oiseaux sud-américains ressemblant à des grues, vivant au sol dans les marais, connus pour leurs longues pattes et leur mode de vie terrestre.

A taxonomic family of crane-like South American wading birds, known for their long legs and terrestrial habits.

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  1. Crane-like South American wading birdsC2formal

    A family of long-legged, crane-like birds native to South America, known for their wading habits and distinctive calls.

    frCariamidés

    • The Cariamidae family includes the seriema, a bird often found in grasslands.
    • These crane-like birds are known for their loud, echoing calls across the plains.
    • Ornithologists study Cariamidae to understand their unique evolutionary traits.