Otididae vs Florican - What's the difference?
otididae | florican |
Either of two species in the bustard family Otididae, Houbaropsis bengalensis'' or ''Sypheotides indicus .
* 1983 , Bustard Studies: Journal of the ICBP Bustard Group , Issues 1-5,
* 2002 , David Reed, Nepal ,
* 2003 , J. C. Daniel, Petronia: Fifty Years of Post-independence Ornithology in India: A Centenary Dedication to Dr. Sálim Ali, 1896-1996 ,
As a proper noun otididae
is .As a noun florican is
either of two species in the bustard family otididae, houbaropsis bengalensis'' or ''sypheotides indicus .otididae
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Otididae has no English definition. It may be misspelled.florican
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(wikipedia florican)Alternative forms
* florikinNoun
(en noun)page 188,
- The are two reasons to believe the figure of 362 might be an underestimate: first, not all floricans' were seen on each vidi and, second, male ' floricans were found in other habitats, including cultivated land.
page 365,
- The park is also home to nearly 400 bird species, three of which - the Bengal florican', the lesser ' florican and the sarus crane - are endangered.
page 251,
- Each state is taking its own course of action to conserve bustards and floricans' without knowing what the other states are doing. There is no cooperation among the states, even though bustards and ' floricans move from one state to another.