- The dodo (Raphus
cucullatus) is an
extinct flightless bird that was
endemic to the
island of Mauritius,
which is east of
Madagascar in the
Indian Ocean...
- The
hooded merganser (Lophodytes
cucullatus) is a
species of fish-eating duck in the
subfamily Anatinae. It is the only
extant species in the
genus Lophodytes...
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cucullatus is
found in Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Italy, Libya, Morocco,
Palestinian Territories, Portugal, Spain, and Tunisia.
Macroprotodon cucullatus...
- The
village weaver (Ploceus
cucullatus), also
known as the spotted-backed
weaver or black-headed
weaver (the
latter leading to easy
confusion with P. melanocephalus)...
-
Vieillot under the
current binomial name
Charadrius cucullatus. The
binomial name
Charadrius cucullatus was at one time
treated as a
junior synonym of Charadrius...
- The
hooded oriole (Icterus
cucullatus) is a medium-sized New
World oriole. The male of this
species ranges in
color from a
bright orange to a
paler yellow...
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Mimetes cucullatus is an
evergreen shrub with several,
mostly not branching,
upright stems of 1–2 m (3–7 ft) high, that has been ****igned to the family...
- Look up Emilian, Emiliano, or
emiliano in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Emilian may
refer to:
Emilia (region), a
region of
northern Italy Emilian of...
-
Retrieved 10 July 2023.
Stegonotus cucullatus at the Reptarium.cz
Reptile Database.
Accessed 9
October 2020.
Stegonotus cucullatus.
Australian Reptile Online...
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Leucopogon cucullatus was
first formally described in 1810 by
Robert Brown in his
Prodromus Florae Novae Hollandiae. The
specific epithet (
cucullatus) means...
