Turnicidae (Noun)
Meaning
Small Old World birds resembling but not related to true quail.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The turnicidae, a family of small ground-dwelling birds, can be found in a variety of Old World habitats.
- These turnicidae, despite their physical resemblance to quail, belong to a distinct evolutionary lineage.
- The buttonquail, a member of the turnicidae family, is a shy and elusive bird that inhabits dense undergrowth.
- Researchers have been studying the unique characteristics of turnicidae, which set them apart from other bird species.
- Turnicidae are known for their rounded bodies and short legs, adapted for life on or near the ground.