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Ocotea foetens,
commonly called til or
stinkwood is a
species of
tree in the
family Lauraceae. It is
evergreen and
grows up to 40 m tall. It is a common...
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Canarian Spanish or
Canary Island Spanish (Spanish
terms in
descending order of frequency: español de Canarias, español canario,
habla canaria, or dialecto...
- pigeons). It is
endemic to the
Canary Islands, Spain, and
resides in
laurel forest habitat. It is the
animal symbol of the
island of La Gomera. It is a pigeon...
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genus Columba of
family Columbidae,
doves and pigeons,
endemic to the
Canary Islands, Spain. This bird is
named after the
German naturalist Carl Bolle, who...
- This
wording must have been
opaque to many even in the 19th century: "
canary birds", "colour'd birds", "curley birds", and "corley birds" are
found in...
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dense tree heaths which are cloud-covered for much of the year. The
forests consist mainly of laurel,
Ocotea foetens,
Madeira ****gany,
Canary laurel...
- Greenland, but they are
generally considered continents, not
islands. "03EM/01.25.01-50 Spørgsmål
til Landsstyret: Hvornår fremsætter
Landsstyret be****ning...
- Africa,
Madagascar and the
Mascarene Islands. One
species (O. foetens) is
native to the
Macaronesia (in
Canary Islands and Madeira). The
genus is suspected...
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issued for the
islands. For the
Canary Islands, the
strongest recorded wind gust
there was 86 mph (138 km/h) at Arure, on the
island of La Gomera. As...
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roles in
Return to
Peyton Place (1961), the ****
comedy Under the Yum Yum
Tree (1963), the
drama The
Cardinal (1963), the
romantic drama The
Pleasure S****ers...
