- Wild
haggis (given the
humorous taxonomic designation Haggis scoticus) is a
fictional creature of
Scottish folklore, said to be
native to the Scottish...
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pattern of the
summer plumage:
L.
l.
alascensis (Swarth, 1926) -
Alaska L.
l. alba (Gmelin & JF, 1789) -
Northern Canada L.
l.
alexandrae (Grinnell, 1909)...
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Lactarius scoticus is a
member of the
large milk-cap
genus Lactarius in the
order Russulales. It is
found in Europe,
where it
grows in peat bogs in a mycorrhizal...
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Based on
phylogenetic analysis published in 2004,
L. pubescens is most
closely related to
L.
scoticus and
L. tesquorum. The
mushroom is
commonly known as...
- †
L.
l.
noaillensis Mourer-Chauviré, 1975 Red grouse,
L.
l.
scoticus (Latham, 1787)
L.
l.
variegata Salomonsen, 1936 (Trondheim
willow ptarmigan)
L.
l....
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species are
closely related to a
group that
includes L. tesquorum,
L.
scoticus, and
L. pubescens. A multi-gene
molecular analysis published in 2008 demonstrated...
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Bisnius scoticus is a
species of
beetle belonging to the
family Staphylinidae. It is
native to
Northern Europe. "Bisnius
scoticus (Joy & Tomlin, 1913)"...
- to the
feathered feet and toes
typical of this cold-adapted genus, and
scoticus is "of Scotland". The red
grouse is the logo of The
Famous Grouse whisky...
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projected book of
architectural plans,
which would eventually become Vitruvius Scoticus. Also
while in London, he sat to
William Aikman for his portrait. By 1728...
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fossils represent a new species,
Peach named this
species Palaeocaris scoticus in 1882,
believing it was the
first species of
Palaeocaris to be discovered...
