Genus Polioptila (Noun)
Meaning
New World gnatcatchers.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The genus Polioptila is a group of small, insectivorous birds commonly known as New World gnatcatchers.
- The genus Polioptila consists of 17 species of gnatcatchers that are found in the Americas.
- The genus Polioptila is characterized by its small size, long tail, and distinctive white eye ring.
- The genus Polioptila is part of the family Polioptilidae, which is a distinct group of birds that are not closely related to the Old World gnatcatchers.
- The genus Polioptila is known for its complex social behavior, with many species forming long-term monogamous relationships.