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Definitions from the WebGenus JuncoDescription:The genus Junco refers to a group of small sparrows commonly found in North and Central America. These birds are known for their distinctive color patterns, including a dark hood or cap on their heads. They belong to the family Emberizidae and the order Passeriformes. Part of Speech:Noun Senses:
Usages:Popular Usage:In popular usage, the term "genus Junco" is often used to refer to all species of sparrows with dark caps, such as the Dark-eyed Junco (Junco hyemalis). Example Sentence: The genus Junco includes several species of sparrows that frequent bird feeders in the winter months. Local Usage:Locally, the term "genus Junco" is commonly used among birdwatchers and ornithologists to specify the taxonomic classification of this group of sparrows. Example Sentence: The ornithology club conducted a research project to study the breeding behavior of different species within the genus Junco. Related Products: | ||||
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