genus otis Antonyms
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Meaning of genus otis
Wordnet
genus otis (n)
type genus of the Otididae: European bustard
genus otis Sentence Examples
- The genus Otis consists of bustards, large, ground-dwelling birds.
- Otis tarda, the great bustard, is the heaviest flying bird in Europe.
- The genus Otis is native to open grasslands and arid regions.
- Otis tetrax, the little bustard, is a declining species due to habitat loss.
- The genus Otis exhibits complex courtship displays, including bowing and stretching.
- Otis denhami, Denham's bustard, is found in East Africa and is known for its bold black and white feathers.
- The genus Otis has been a subject of conservation efforts to protect its dwindling populations.
- Otis macqueenii, the MacQueen's bustard, is a critically endangered species with only a few hundred individuals remaining.
- Otis kori, the kori bustard, is the largest species in the genus, reaching heights of up to 3 feet.
- The genus Otis is part of the family Otididae, which also includes cranes and rails.
FAQs About the word genus otis
type genus of the Otididae: European bustard
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The genus Otis consists of bustards, large, ground-dwelling birds.
Otis tarda, the great bustard, is the heaviest flying bird in Europe.
The genus Otis is native to open grasslands and arid regions.
Otis tetrax, the little bustard, is a declining species due to habitat loss.
