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family menuridae

 

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Noun family menuridae has 1 sense
  1. Menuridae, family Menuridae - lyrebirds
    --1 is a kind of bird family
    --1 is a member of Menurae, suborder Menurae
    --1 has members: Menura, genus Menura

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Family Menuridae

Description:

The family Menuridae refers to a group of ground-dwelling birds native to Australia. These birds are commonly known as lyrebirds due to their unique ability to mimic a wide variety of sounds they hear in their environment. They have elaborate plumage and display impressive courtship behavior, making them fascinating creatures to observe.

Senses:

Sense 1 (Noun):

A family of ground-dwelling birds native to Australia, known for their ability to mimic sounds and impressive courtship displays.

Example sentence: The family Menuridae includes the Superb Lyrebird and the Albert's Lyrebird.

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Sense 2 (Adjective):

Relating to or characteristic of the family Menuridae and its members.

Example sentence: We embarked on a Menuridae-themed tour to witness the breathtaking lyrebird displays.

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Sense 3 (Plural noun):

A collection or group of birds belonging to the family Menuridae.

Example sentence: The park is home to several Menuridae, including both males and females.

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