PTILINOPUS VIRIDIS PECTORALIS

Meaning of PTILINOPUS VIRIDIS PECTORALIS in English

Papuan Fruit-Dove

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PECTORALIS — ˌpektəˈralə̇s, -rāl-, -räl- noun or pectoralis muscle ( plural pectora·les -(ˌ)lēz) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin pectoralis pectoral : one …
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PECTORALIS — /pek'teuh ral"is, -ray"lis, -rah"-/ , n. , pl. pectorales /-ral"eez, -ray"leez, -rah"-/ . Anat. either of two muscles on each …
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PTILINOPUS VIRIDIS PTILINOPUS VIRIDIS VIRIDIS — Claret-breasted Fruit-Dove
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TERPSIPHONE VIRIDIS, TERPSIPHONE VIRIDIS VIRIDIS — African paradise-flycatcher
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PACHYRAMPHUS VIRIDIS, PACHYRAMPHUS VIRIDIS VIRIDIS — green-backed becard
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PACHYCEPHALA PECTORALIS PACHYCEPHALA PECTORALIS PECTORALIS — golden whistler
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SPHECOTHERES VIRIDIS VIRIDIS — Timor Figbird
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SPHECOTHERES VIRIDIS SPHECOTHERES VIRIDIS VIEILLOTI — green Figbird
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PTILINOPUS PORPHYRACEUS, PTILINOPUS PORPHYRACEUS PORPHYRACEUS — crimson-crowned fruit-dove
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HETEROMUNIA PECTORALIS, (LONCHURA PECTORALIS) — pictorella munia, (pictorella finch)
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CAPRIMULGUS PECTORALIS PECTORALIS — South African nightjar
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CAPRIMULGUS PECTORALIS CAPRIMULGUS PECTORALIS FERVIDUS — fiery-necked Nightjar
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PECTORALIS MUSCLE — noun see pectoralis
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PECTORALIS MUSCLE — any of the muscles that connect the front walls of the chest with the bones of the upper arm and …
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PTILINOPUS WALLACII — Wallace's Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS VIRIDIS GEELVINKIANA — Geelvink Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS VICTOR — orange dove
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PTILINOPUS TANNENSIS — Tanna Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS SUPERBUS — Superb Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS SUBGULARIS — Maroon-chinned Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS SOLOMONENSIS — yellow-bibbed Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS ROSEICAPILLA — Mariana Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS RIVOLI — white-bibbed Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS RICHARDSII — silver-capped Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS REGINA — Rose-crowned Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS RAROTONGENSIS — Cook Islands fruit-dove
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PTILINOPUS PURPURATUS — grey-green Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS PULCHELLUS — beautiful fruit-dove
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PTILINOPUS PORPHYREUS — Pink-headed Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS PORPHYRACEUS PONAPENSIS — purple-capped Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS PEROUSII — many-coloured fruit-dove
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PTILINOPUS PERLATUS — Pink-spotted Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS PELEWENSIS — Palau Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS ORNATUS — ornate fruit-dove
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PTILINOPUS OCCIPITALIS — yellow-breasted Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS NAINA — dwarf fruit-dove
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PTILINOPUS MONACHA — blue-capped Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS MERRILLI — Cream-bellied Fruit-Dove
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PTILINOPUS MERCIERII — red-moustached fruit-dove
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VIRIDITY — noun Etymology: Middle English viridite, from Latin viriditat-, viriditas, from viridis Date: 15th century 1. the quality or state of …
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VIRIDIAN — noun Etymology: Latin viridis Date: 1882 a chrome green pigment that is a hydrated oxide of chromium
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VIRIDESCENT — adjective Etymology: Latin viridis green Date: circa 1847 slightly green ; greenish
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VERDANT — adjective Etymology: modification of Middle French verdoyant, from present participle of verdoyer to be green, from Old French verdoier, from …
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BLACKFISH — noun Date: 1754 any of numerous dark-colored fishes: as, tautog , a small bony fish ( Dallia pectoralis of the …
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HELLEBORE — Member of either of two genera of poisonous herbaceous plants, Helleborus ( buttercup family) and Veratrum ( lily family ). …
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VERT — I. ˈvərt, ˈvə̄t, ˈvəit, usu -d.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English veert, verte, from Middle French vert green, …
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TONG — I. ˈtäŋ, ˈtȯŋ noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English tonge, alteration of tange tang 1. dialect : tang 2. …
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VERDICCHIO — (ˌ)vərˈdē(k)kyō, ver-, -kē(ˌ)ō noun ( -s ) Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Italian, a kind of dry wine, the grape from …
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PEC — ˈpek noun ( -s ) Etymology: short for pectoral : pectoralis — usually used in plural
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XENOMI — zə̇ˈnōˌmī noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from xen- + Greek ōmos shoulder; from the distinct character of the …
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WRYNECK — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: wry (II) + neck 1. : any of various woodpeckers (genus Jynx ) that differ from the …
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VIRIDITY — və̇ˈridəd.ē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English viridite, from Middle French viridité, from Latin viriditat-, viriditas, from viridis green …
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VIRIDIN — ˈvirədə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin viride (specific epithet of Trichoderma viride ) (from Latin, neuter of viridis …
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VIRIDANS — ˈvirəˌdanz adjective Etymology: New Latin, from Latin viridant-, viridans, present participle of viridare to make green, from viridis green : …
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VIRID — ˈvirə̇d adjective Etymology: Latin viridis green — more at verdant : vividly green : verdant the virid brilliance of the …
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VIR — abbreviation Etymology: Latin viridis green
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VERDANT — -nt adjective Etymology: Middle French verdoyant, from present participle of verdoyer to be verdant, to grow green, from Old French …
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VERDACCIO — verˈdä(ˌ)chō, -_chēˌō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Italian, from verde green (from Latin viridis ) + -accio (from Latin -aceus …
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VERD — ˈvərd noun ( -s ) Etymology: obsolete French verd (now vert ), from Old French, from Latin viridis archaic : …
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THUNDERBIRD — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun 1. : an Australian whistler ( Pachycephala pectoralis ) that in the male is marked with black and …
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SUBPECTORAL — “+ adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary sub- + pectoral 1. : situated under the pectoralis muscles 2. : situated or …
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STUBBLE QUAIL — noun : an Australian quail ( Coturnix pectoralis )
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STERNALIS — ˌstərˈnālə̇s noun ( plural sternales -(ˌ)lez) Etymology: New Latin, sternal, sternalis, from stern- + Latin -alis -al : a muscle …
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