Neophron
- noun
- /niˈɒfrən/
- Specialized
- The Neophron genus includes only one extant species, the Egyptian vulture.
Examples
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The Neophron genus includes only one extant species, the Egyptian vulture.
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Biologists studied the feeding habits of Neophron in their natural habitat.
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The unique appearance of Neophron makes it easily distinguishable from other vultures.
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The Neophron is known for its distinctive appearance.
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Many Neophrons can be found in North Africa.
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Biologists studied the feeding habits of Neophron in their natural habitat.
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The unique appearance of Neophron makes it easily distinguishable from other vultures.
Compounds
- Specialized
A small mostly white vulture found in parts of Africa and southern Europe and Asia
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Neophron comes from Greek and probably joins neo- meaning 'new' with a part like phron meaning 'mind', or it may be an old Greek name for the bird. That's why Neophron is the scientific name for the Egyptian vulture.