Toxostoma
- noun
- /ˌtɒk.səˈstoʊ.mə/
- Specialized
- The Toxostoma genus includes several striking birds with distinctive curved bills.
Examples
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Researchers observed a Toxostoma in the chaparral, singing loudly from a bush.
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Many birdwatchers travel to the Southwest to spot rare species of Toxostoma.
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The Toxostoma is known for its unique singing style.
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Have you ever seen a Toxostoma in the wild?
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Many birdwatchers travel to the Southwest to spot rare species of Toxostoma.
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Researchers observed a Toxostoma in the chaparral, singing loudly from a bush.
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The Toxostoma genus includes several striking birds with distinctive curved bills.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Toxostoma comes from Greek parts tox- 'bow' and -stoma 'mouth'. This 'bow-mouth' picture describes the birds' long, curved bills, so the name matches this group of thrashers.