1) Accumulation 2) Aggregation 3) Animal group 4) Animal life 5) Animal-life 6) Animals 7) Animals collectively 8) Animals in general 9) Animals of a particular area 10) Animals of a region 11) Animals of the area 12) Area animals 13) Ark passengers 14) Assemblage 15) Attraction of some preserves 16) Beasts in the area
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1) Acrodont 2) Animal 3) Animals 4) Avifauna 5) Avifaunal 6) Avifaunistic 7) Beast 8) Conceptus 9) Creature 10) Critter 11) Ectotherm 12) Embryonal 13) Embryonic 14) Herbivore 15) Larva 16) Metazoan 17) Molter 18) Moulter 19) Pleurodont 20) Poikilotherm 21) Stayer 22) Varment 23) Zooplankton
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- all the animal life in a particular region
- a living organism characterized by voluntary movement
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animal life of a particular region, from Latin Fauna, female counterpart of Faunus (giving English
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• (n.) The animals of any given area or epoch; as, the fauna of America; fossil fauna; recent fauna.
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in ancient Roman religion, a goddess of the fertility of woodlands, fields, and flocks; she was the counterpart—variously considered the wife, ...
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Alternative name given to the Roman goddess
Bona Dea. ...
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Organisms of the animal kingdom.
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<ecology> Animal life. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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(1) A term used to describe the animal species of a specific region or time. (2) All animal life associated with a given habitat, country, area, or period.
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A Latin term which refers to animals remains, as opposed to flora which refers to plant remains.
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All the animals in a particular place or period of time.
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animal life of a particular region, from Latin Fauna, female counterpart of Faunus (giving English
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animals
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Fau'na noun [ New Latin : confer French
faune . See
Faun .]
(Zoology) The animals of any given area or epoch; as, the
fauna of America; fossil
fauna ; recent
fauna .
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animals that are characteristic of a certain age, locality, or formation.
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Fauna (from the Latin faun), is a collective word signifying all the animals of a certain region, and also the description of them, corresponding to the word flora in respect to plants.
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In Roman mythology, Fauna was the mother goddess of earth, rural life, fields, cattle and wild creatures. She was a protectress of women. See also Bona Dea.
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Fauna is a cultivated variety of potato.
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(L: Faunus=Roman god with goattlike features, like the Greek god Pan) the animal population present in a given place or at a given time in the past.
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Fauna An ancient Italian rural goddess of fruitfulness in Roman mythology, the sister of Faunus.
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the animal life of a given area. A list of all species of animals found in a given area
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zoology noun all the animal life in a particular region or period; `the fauna of China`; `the zoology of the Pliocene epoch`
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Animals of a given region or period of geologic time.
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[SAT terms] all the animal life in a particular region or period
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