Coscoroba
- noun
- /kɒsˈkɔːrəˌbɑː/
- Specialized
- The Coscoroba is unique as the only species in its genus.
Examples
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Among South American waterfowl, the Coscoroba stands out for its swan-like appearance.
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Researchers studied the migration patterns of the Coscoroba in Argentina.
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The Coscoroba is a unique bird found in South America.
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Many visitors to Argentina are excited to see the Coscoroba swan.
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Among South American waterfowl, the Coscoroba stands out for its swan-like appearance.
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Researchers studied the migration patterns of the Coscoroba in Argentina.
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Many visitors to Argentina are excited to see the Coscoroba swan.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coscoroba probably comes from a native South American name for the bird that local people used. That's why scientists kept that old name, and Coscoroba is now the name for the swan-like waterfowl, a kind of 'swan'.