- The
hippopotamus (Hippopotamus
amphibius) (/ˌhɪpəˈpɒtəməs/; pl.: hippopotamuses;
often shortened to
hippo (pl.: hippos),
further qualified as the common...
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allowed the
group to
leave in
exchange for
locking Sauron in a dungeon.
Amphibius later tells Sauron and the
other Savage Land
Mutates that Magneto's Asteroid...
- A.
amphibius may
refer to:
Arvicola amphibius, a
species of
mammal Andamia amphibius, a
species of fish This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- P.
amphibius may
refer to:
Protopterus amphibius, a
lungfish species Puntius amphibius, the scarlet-banded barb, a fish
species Amphibius (disambiguation)...
- The
European water vole (Arvicola
amphibius) or
northern water vole is a semi-aquatic rodent. It is
often informally called the
water rat,
though it only...
- to the
modern hippopotamus (Hippopotamus
amphibius). The
earliest generally accepted record of H.
amphibius in
Europe is
around 500,000
years old, and...
- The
gilled lungfish (Protopterus
amphibius), also
known as the East
African lungfish, is a
species of
African lungfish. It is
found in the
swamps and...
- of
artiodactyl mammals consisting of one
extant species,
Hippopotamus amphibius, the
river hippopotamus (or
simply the hippopotamus), and
several extinct...
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Retrieved 2020-11-18. Jirik, Kate. "LibGuides:
Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus
amphibius) &
Pygmy Hippopotamus (C****psis liberiensis) Fact Sheet:
Behavior & Ecology"...
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persicus being split from A.
amphibius, and A.
scherman being synonymous with A.
amphibius:
Eurasian water vole (A.
amphibius)
Italian water vole (A. italicus)...
