Definition of Phalaros. Meaning of Phalaros. Synonyms of Phalaros

- Liddell and Scott φάλαγξ in Liddell and Scott φάλαρος in Liddell and Scott "phalaros" in LSJ φάρμακον in Liddell and Scott φαίνω in Liddell and Scott φέβομαι in...
- Tasmantrix phalaros is a moth of the family Micropterigidae. It is known from eastern Australia, in wet, upland eucalypt forests of northern New South...
- Liddell and Scott φάλαγξ in Liddell and Scott φάλαρος in Liddell and Scott "phalaros" in LSJ φάρμακον in Liddell and Scott φαίνω in Liddell and Scott φέβομαι in...
- & Dikow, 2017 Plyomydas peruviensis Wilcox & Papavero, 1971 Plyomydas phalaros Castillo & Dikow, 2017 Wilcox, J.; Papavero, N. (1971). "The American genera...
- Diomedes 3 John Leach Harvey Leader S W Beer Walkover 1926 (dh) Diomedes Phalaros 4 4 John Leach Tommy Weston Harvey Leader George Lambton S W Beer Mrs A...
- Tasmantrix lunaris Gibbs, 2010 Tasmantrix nigrocornis Gibbs, 2010 Tasmantrix phalaros Gibbs, 2010 Tasmantrix tasmaniensis Gibbs, 2010 Tasmantrix thula Gibbs...
- combination. The genus name Phaleria comes from the Ancient Gr**** φάλαρος (phálāros) meaning "having a white spot"; the species epithet clerodendron refers...
- Cup – (3) – Salmon Leap (1931), Tiberius (1935), Cecil (1936) July Cup – Phalaros (1926) Middle Park Stakes – Pharamond (1927) Princess of Wales's Stakes...
- 1921: Self Sacrifice 1922: Soldennis 1923: Baydon 1924: Westmead 1925: Phalaros 1926: Lord Wembley 1927: Martenax 1928: Nothing Venture 1929: Tommy Atkins...
- Lampton and George Colling. These included Salmon Leap, Herbalist and Phalaros with wins in the Goodwood Cup, Coronation Cup, Portland Handicap and Victoria...