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recurvirostridae

/rɪˌkɜːr.vɪˈrɒs.trɪ.diː/

Traduction: Famille taxonomique d'échassiers à longues pattes, communément appelés avocettes et échasses.

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/rɪˌkɜːr.vɪˈrɒs.trɪ.diː/C2formalscientific
  • frFamille taxonomique d'échassiers à longues pattes, communément appelés avocettes et échasses.

A taxonomic family of long-legged shorebirds, commonly known as avocets and stilts.

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  1. Long-legged shorebirdsC2formal

    A family of wading birds characterized by long legs and slender, upturned bills, typically found in wetlands and coastal areas.

    frRécuvirostridés

    • The Recurvirostridae family includes avocets and stilts.
    • These long-legged shorebirds are often seen wading in shallow water.
    • Ornithologists study Recurvirostridae to understand their migratory patterns.