steatornithidae (Meaning)
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steatornithidae (n)
oilbirds
Synonyms & Antonyms of steatornithidae
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steatornithidae Sentence Examples
- The Steatornithidae family comprises only two species of nocturnal birds.
- Steatornithidae birds are known for their exceptional ability to echolocate in caves.
- The Oilbird, or Steatornis caripensis, is the most well-known species of Steatornithidae.
- Steatornithidae birds feed primarily on fruits, regurgitating the seeds after consumption.
- The nocturnal nature of Steatornithidae birds allows them to avoid predators.
- Steatornithidae species are found in caves and forests in South and Central America.
- The conservation status of Steatornithidae birds varies depending on the species and location.
- Habitat loss and alteration pose significant threats to the survival of Steatornithidae birds.
- The study of Steatornithidae birds provides valuable insights into cave ecology and echolocation behaviors.
- Steatornithidae species play an important role in seed dispersal and ecosystem functioning in their respective habitats.
FAQs About the word steatornithidae
oilbirds
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Steatornithidae family comprises only two species of nocturnal birds.
Steatornithidae birds are known for their exceptional ability to echolocate in caves.
The Oilbird, or Steatornis caripensis, is the most well-known species of Steatornithidae.
Steatornithidae birds feed primarily on fruits, regurgitating the seeds after consumption.
