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cinclidae

/sɪŋˈklaɪ.diː/

Tradução: Termo científico que designa a família de aves conhecidas como melros-d'água, famosas por sua capacidade de mergulhar e nadar em riachos rápidos.

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/sɪŋˈklaɪ.diː/C2formalscientific
  • ptTermo científico que designa a família de aves conhecidas como melros-d'água, famosas por sua capacidade de mergulhar e nadar em riachos rápidos.

A scientific term referring to a family of birds commonly known as dippers or water ouzels, which are known for their ability to dive and swim in fast-flowing streams.

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  1. Water OuzelsC2formal

    A family of birds (Cinclidae) that are small, plump, and found near fast-flowing streams, known for their ability to walk underwater.

    ptCinclídeos

    • The Cinclidae family includes the dipper, a bird that can dive and walk along riverbeds.
    • Ornithologists study Cinclidae to understand their unique underwater foraging behavior.
    • The water ouzel, a member of Cinclidae, is often seen bobbing on rocks in mountain streams.