- of both
species in the
genus are
fused together) and
paradoxus is from
paradoxos,
meaning "strange". Pallas's
sandgrouse is 30–41 cm (12–16 in) long with...
- (pân) all
Pancratium (a flower);
Pangaea paradoxus L, from G παράδοξος (
parádoxos)
contrary to expectation, strange,
uncharacteristic Pallas's sandgrouse...
- of the family Solenostomidae. The species' name
comes from the Gr****
paradoxos,
referring to this fish's
unusual external features. With its
common name...
- competition. An
inscription records Lucius Septimius Flavi**** Flavilli****,
paradoxos,
having been
crowned in the boys' wrestling, when
Aurelius Kroisos, son...
- 'enjoy'. The
specific epithet paradoxa derives from the
Ancient Gr****
paradoxos meaning 'strange, extraordinary'. The
yellow wattlebird is the largest...
- Days Of
Significance at the
Tricycle theatre and
Titus Andronicus at the
Paradoxos Theatre. She also
toured the UK in the
Kneehigh production of Tin Drum...
-
Library (in Portuguese).
Retrieved 4
October 2024. "Folha de S.Paulo -
Paradoxos de um
lirismo exagerado - 2/2/1997". www1.folha.uol.com.br. Retrieved...
- 1983. João Câmara'.
Jacob Klintowitz, 1993. João Câmara - O
Revelador de
Paradoxos Político-Sociais.
Almerinda da
Silva Lopes, 1995. João Câmara - Trilogia...
- Uzbekistan,
Kyrgyzstan Trichanthemis paradoxa Tzvelev Trichanthemis paradoxos (C.Winkl.)
Tzvelev - Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan,
Kyrgyzstan Trichanthemis...
-
nationality Maria Leonor Nunes (8 June 2014). "Luísa
Costa Gomes: Os mil e um
paradoxos".
Jornal de Letras,
Artes e
Ideias (in Portuguese).
Retrieved 13 July...
