Animal
Word List
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Introduction
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| EN: | hooded crane |
| SV: | munktrana (Indien, Kina, Sovjet) |
| FR: | grue moine |
| LA: | Grus monacha/montanus |
| EN: | hooded seal, hood seal, crested seal, bladder |
| SV: | klappmyts (Ty Mütze=mössa), blåssäl |
| FR: | phoque à capuchon (c.=huva) |
| LA: | Cystophora cristata, Phoca cristata |
| EN: | hooded skunk |
| SV: | kapuschongskunk (Se: http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mephitis) |
| FR: | mouffette à capuchon |
| LA: | Mephitis macroura |
| EN: | hooded vulture |
| SV: | munkgam, kappgam |
| FR: | néophron moine, vautour charognard (c.=asätare), percnoptère brun |
| LA: | Necrosyrtes monachus (m.=munk) |
| EN: | hooded wheatear |
| SV: | munkstenskvätta |
| FR: | traquet à capuchon |
| LA: | Oenanthe monacha |
| EN: | hoofed animal, ungulate ['---] |
| SV: | hovdjur |
| FR: | ongulé, monodactyle, solipède |
| LA: | Ungulatus (=entåig) |
| EN: | hookworm; spring-headed worms |
| SV: | hakmask, gruvmask (nematod, inälvsparasit) |
| FR: | ankylostome; acanthocéphales |
| LA: | Ancylostoma duodenale (d.=tolvfingertarms-); Acanthocephala |
| EN: | hooper /swan/, whooper (=skrikhals) |
| SV: | sångsvan, vild svan (Se: http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sångsvan) |
| FR: | cygne chanteur, cygne sauvage |
| LA: | Cygnus cygnus /cygnus/ (tidigare: Cygnus musicus) |
| EN: | hoopoe lark (h.=härfågel < Fr huppe=tofs, kam), bifasciated lark (b.=striped), large desert lark |
| SV: | ökenlöplärka |
| FR: | alouette huppée (m. fjädertofs), sirli du désert, sirli bifascié (Voir http://www.digimages.info/accueil.htm) (sirli: mot onomatop.; Cf angl. shrill) |
| LA: | Alaemon alaudipes (alauda=lärka, pes=fot |
| EN: | hoopoe, hoopoo, hopoe (< Fr huppe=tofs, kam) |
| SV: | härfågel (Se http://www.sr.se/p2/p2pippi/pip2004dec.stm:) |
| FR: | huppe fasciée (f.=strimmig) (Voir: http://www.oiseaux.net/oiseaux/coraciiformes/huppe.fasciee.html) |
| LA: | Upupa epops; Ordn. Coraciiformes (blåkråkor) |
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