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genus anastomus

 

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Noun genus anastomus has 1 sense
  1. Anastomus, genus Anastomus - openbills
    --1 is a kind of bird genus
    --1 is a member of Ciconiidae, family Ciconiidae
    --1 has members: openbill

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Genus Anastomus

Description:

Genus Anastomus refers to a group of species of birds, belonging to the family Ciconiidae. These birds are commonly known as the openbills due to the unique gap between the upper and lower mandibles of their beaks. Genus Anastomus is mainly found in tropical regions of Asia and Africa.

Part of Speech:

Noun

Senses/Usages:

Sense 1:

The term "genus anastomus" can be used to refer to the taxonomic genus that includes the different species of openbill birds.

Example Sentence 1: The genus Anastomus is known for its distinctive beak structure.

Example Sentence 2: There are several species within the genus Anastomus, such as Anastomus oscitans and Anastomus lamelligerus.

Sense 2:

Additionally, "genus anastomus" can also be used to describe a particular species within the genus Anastomus.

Example Sentence 1: The genus Anastomus consists of both resident and migratory species.

Example Sentence 2: The genus Anastomus is known for its openbill adaptation, which helps in feeding on snails and mollusks.

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