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Fauna (pl.:
faunae or
faunas) is all of the
animal life
present in a
particular region or time. The
corresponding terms for
plants and
fungi are flora...
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Fauna [
ˈfau̯na] is a
Roman rustic goddess said in
differing ancient sources to be the wife, sister, or
daughter of
Faunus (the
Roman counterpart of Pan)...
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Fauna or
fauna in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fauna is a
collective term for
animal life.
Fauna may also
refer to:
Fauna (deity), an ancient...
- The
fauna of
Ireland comprises all the
animal species inhabiting the
island of
Ireland and its
surrounding waters. This
table uses
figures supplied by...
- The
fauna of
Africa are all the
animals living in
Africa and its
surrounding seas and islands. The more
characteristic African fauna are
found in the Afro-tropical...
- The
fauna of
Australia consists of a
large variety of animals; some 46% of birds, 69% of mammals, 94% of amphibians, and 93% of
reptiles that inhabit...
- The
fauna of
Europe is all the
animals living in
Europe and its
surrounding seas and islands.
Europe is the
western part of the
Palearctic realm (which...
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Subterranean fauna refers to
animal species that are
adapted to live in an
underground environment.
Troglofauna and
stygofauna are the two
types of subterranean...
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Fauna of Poland,
according to the
Polish Museum and
Institute of Zoology,
includes approximately 36,000 species. The most
common type of
fauna in Poland...
- The
concept of the
three great evolutionary faunas of
marine animals from the
Cambrian to the
present (that is, the
entire Phanerozoic) was introduced...
