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Synsphyronus pharangites is a
species of
pseudoscorpion in the
Garypidae family. It is
endemic to Australia. It was
described in 2021 by
Australian arachnologists...
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Gully Wattle (Acacia
pharangites)".
Department of Agriculture,
Water and the Environment.
Retrieved 27
December 2020. "Acacia
pharangites". FloraBase. Western...
- in France; however, it is now
placed in
Gerandibis pagana.
Plegadis pharangites Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Plegadis. Jobling,
James A (2010)...
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Plants endemic to the
Wongan Hills include Acacia botrydion,
Acacia pharangites,
Acacia pygmaea,
Banksia bella,
Eremophila ternifolia,
Philotheca wonganensis...
- Chamberlin, 1930
Synsphyronus patricki Cullen and Harvey, 2021
Synsphyronus pharangites Cullen and Harvey, 2021
Synsphyronus platnicki Harvey, 2020 Synsphyronus...
- a
small dinosaur, it is best
treated as a
taxon non avium.
Plegadis pharangites Olson, 1981. is a new name for
Plegadis gracilis Miller et Bowman, 1956...
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Acacia petricola Acacia peuce Acacia phacelia Acacia phaeocalyx Acacia pharangites Acacia phasmoides Acacia phlebocarpa Acacia phlebopetala Acacia phlebophylla...
- Apulia); it is also
called "Scylletinus" in Tarentum, and
elsewhere as "
Pharangites" for
Mount Pangaeus;
Thrakias (NNW – note
different spelling) is given...
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tiangangensis Hou 1987 (Xiacaowan
Middle Miocene of Sihong, China)
Plegadis †P.
pharangites Olson 1981 [Plegadis
gracilis Miller &
Bowman 1956 non (Lydekker 1891)]...
- hills. ****ociated
vegetation includes Eucalyptus ebbanoensis,
Acacia pharangites and A.
congesta over an
understorey of Halgania, Allocasuarina, Leptospermum...
