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Noun family otididae has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebFamily OtididaeDefinition: The family Otididae refers to a group of large, ground-dwelling birds commonly known as bustards. They are known for their distinctive appearance, with upright stance, long legs, and long necks, often used for striking displays during courtship. Senses/Usages:1. Noun - Bustards (Popular usage):Bustards are members of the family Otididae, characterized by their terrestrial habitat and display behavior during courtship. They are found in various regions across the world, including Africa, Asia, Europe, and Australia. Example sentence: The male bustard from the family Otididae displayed an impressive courtship dance to attract a mate. 2. Noun - Avian Family (Scientific usage):The family Otididae, commonly known as bustards, comprises a taxonomic family of birds. Bustards are well-known for their large size, powerful legs, and ability to run swiftly on the ground. Example sentence: The family Otididae is classified in the order Otidiformes and consists of approximately 26 species. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
family orycteropodidae family oscillatoriaceae family osmeridae family osmundaceae family ostraciidae family ostraciontidae family ostreidae family otariidae family otididae family oxalidaceae family oxyuridae family paeoniaceae family paguridae family palaemonidae family palinuridae family palmaceae family palmae
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