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Noun genus corvus has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebGenus CorvusDescriptionGenus Corvus refers to a taxonomic classification of birds belonging to the family Corvidae, commonly known as the crows, ravens, and jackdaws. This genus includes various species known for their high intelligence, adaptability, and distinctive vocalizations. They are widespread across different habitats around the world. Senses and UsageSense 1:As a noun, genus corvus refers to the taxonomic categorization of birds within the family Corvidae. It encompasses several species, including crows, ravens, and jackdaws. Example sentence: The genus Corvus comprises highly intelligent and social birds. Sense 2:As a phrase, genus corvus can be used to describe a specific species within the Corvus genus. Example sentence: The common raven (Corvus corax) is one of the largest birds in the genus Corvus. Related Products | ||||||
genus corixa genus cornus genus corokia genus coronilla genus corozo genus cortaderia genus corticium genus cortinarius genus corvus genus coryanthes genus corydalis genus corydalus genus corylopsis genus corylus genus corynebacterium genus corypha genus coryphantha
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