Corvidae

1 The point, said Jacob Corvidae, one of the report’s authors, is to relay how robust the clean energy sector is, and also to sow hope.

2 “None of them are quite there yet,” said Jacob Corvidae, a principal for RMI’s U.S. program.

3 The species, which like the western scrub jay is a member of the Corvidae family, makes tools by shaping pandanus tree leaves to forage for insects in wood.

4 Note that the plottings for the Picidae, Corvidae, Turdidae, Tyrannidae, and Icteridae each contain one point that is well-removed from a cluster of points.

5 The members of the Crow Family—the Corvidae—were considered the most highly-developed of birds—the most highly organized, so far as structure was concerned, and the most intelligent.

6 Gross anatomy of the wing muscles in the family Corvidae.

7 Of special importance for those six states will be the building and industrial sectors, said Corvidae, which have gotten the least attention from policymakers.

8 A study of the structure of the humerus in the Corvidae.

9 Herons Ardeidae, sparrows ( Passerinae ) and common magpies ( Corvidae ) are suggested as useful bioindicators of environmental pollution.

建议选择野生鹭类 、 麻雀和喜鹊等鸟类作为指示生物监测环境中的重金属污染.