zoologically

If, therefore, we except the eighteen marine, the one fresh-water, and one land-shell, which have apparently come here as colonists from the central islands of the Pacific, and likewise the one distinct Pacific species of the Galapageian group of finches, we see that this archipelago, though standing in the Pacific Ocean, is zoologically part of America.

The two-and-a-half-year-old leopard, zoologically known as Panthera Pardus, was recovered by the AJK wildlife guards from Khaniyan village on Thursday night, almost 18 hours after it was ensnared and subsequently wounded critically.

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And the Galapagos were clearly part of the continent zoologically and in other ways.

(2014b) and merged 127 original habitat types into 26 new variables representing zoologically meaningful natural habitats (see Table S1 in Appendix).

The Animal Surprises series of rhyming picture books explore the rich depths of the natural world through fun rhymes and big, bright zoologically accurate and appealing illustrations and a huge variety of animals.

Though zoologically suspect, the principle he whispered to the conservatives remains veracious: Man is no crab.