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Noun family pelecanidae has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: Family PelecanidaeDescription:The Family Pelecanidae is a group of large water birds commonly known as pelicans. They are known for their distinctive long bills, large throat pouches, and webbed feet, enabling them to be exceptional fish hunters. Senses and Usages:Sense 1:Noun (Biology) - Refers to a family of aquatic birds. Example: The Family Pelecanidae includes eight different species of pelicans. Sense 2:Noun (Zoology) - Refers to any individual bird belonging to the Family Pelecanidae. Example: A flock of pelecanidae was observed diving into the water to catch fish. Sense 3:Adjective (Popular) - Describes something related to or associated with pelicans. Example: The coastal town was famous for its family pelecanidae sightings. Sense 4:Adjective (Local) - Refers to a specific area or location related to the presence of pelicans. Example: The local festival celebrates the annual migration of the family pelecanidae. Related Products:Explore more about pelicans and the Family Pelecanidae on Amazon. | ||||
family parmeliaceae family parulidae family passeridae family passifloraceae family patellidae family pectinidae family pedaliaceae family pediculidae family pelecanidae family pelecanoididae family pelobatidae family pempheridae family peneidae family pennatulidae family peramelidae family percidae family percophidae
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