ornis

The story begins with Ptolemy's name for Cygnus, ornis (bird), which was transliterated into Arabic.

Draulans, "The adaptive significance of colonial breeding in the Grey Heron Ardea cinerea: inter-and intra-colony variability in breeding success," Ornis Scandinavica, vol.

Many of the examples of pseudoantonyms in the domain of 'negatory' prefixes discussed in the Word Ways 44.1 article are tongue-in-cheek, two of my favorites being E-BOOK ~ NOTE-BOOK and ORNIS 'any bird' ~ NOTORIS 'a New Zealand bird'.

Con la finalidad de corroborar la informacion de su distribucion, se consultaron las bases de datos de museos y colecciones disponibles a traves de los portales electronicos: Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF; www.gbif.net, julio del 2006), Ornis (http://olla.berkeley.edu/ornisnet, julio de 2006) y la Red Mundial de Informacion sobre Biodiversidad (REMIB; http://www.conabio.gob.mx/ remib/doctos/remib_esp.html, julio de 2006).

say, "atemporal") and "ornis" the root of "ornithology," means "land

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The inter-governmental group charged with monitoring the Directive, comprising a representative from each member state (the "Ornis" committee, chaired by the Commission) received a first official request on April 21 for the integration of the interpretative guide in the Directive.