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Noun family tayassuidae has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebFamily TayassuidaeDescriptionThe family Tayassuidae, commonly known as peccaries or javelinas, is a group of hoofed mammals native to the Americas. They are closely related to pigs and are characterized by their small size, pig-like appearance, and social behavior. Senses1. Noun (Singular): A member of the family Tayassuidae. Example: The family tayassuidae includes three extant species: the collared peccary, the white-lipped peccary, and the chacoan peccary. 2. Noun (Plural): The entire group or collection of animals belonging to the family Tayassuidae. Example: The family tayassuidae exhibits a wide range of behavioral adaptations to their habitats. 3. Adjective (Popular): Referring to something associated with the family Tayassuidae. Example: The family tayassuidae species are known for their strong sense of smell. 4. Adjective (Local): Referring to something specific to a particular locality or region concerning the family Tayassuidae. Example: The local traditions include rituals related to the hunting of family tayassuidae. Sample Sentences1. The collared peccary is a well-known member of the family Tayassuidae. 2. The indigenous tribes have long relied on the family tayassuidae for food and resources. 3. The local hunters carefully study the habits of the family tayassuidae to ensure a successful hunt. 4. Due to deforestation, the habitat of the family tayassuidae is increasingly threatened. Related ProductsExplore books and products related to the family Tayassuidae on Amazon: | ||||
family tachinidae family tachyglossidae family taeniidae family talpidae family tamaricaceae family tapiridae family tarsiidae family taxaceae family tayassuidae family tecophilaeacea family teiidae family tenebrionidae family tenrecidae family tenthredinidae family terebellidae family teredinidae family termitidae
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