Page 19 - Zoology dictionary by Futura-Sciences

Alphabetical index

Reproductive success Reproductive success is an individual's capacity to spread ...	Reptile Reptiles include amniotic tetrapods that are neither birds ...
Restricted species A species restricted to an organism or an environment is a ...	Retractile Something that is retractile has the ability to withdraw or ...
Reunion Island ornate day gecko According to the French National Red List, the Reunion ...	Reunion marsh harrier According to the French national red list, the Reunion marsh ...
Rhesus macaque The rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) is one of the closest ...	Rodent Rodent mammals such as rats and squirrels. They are above ...
Rodenticide Rodenticides are intended to kill certain rodents considered ...	Rorqual Common rorqual (Linnaeus 1758) - Balaenoptera ...
Rostrum Among coleopters (weevils), the rostrum is a rigid extension ...	RSPB The mission of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds ...
Saprophage Saprophages (from the Greek word sapros: putrid and phàgos: ...	Sarcopterygii In the classification of living organisms, the Sarcopterygii ...
Saurian Saurians (from the Greek word "sauros", lizard): ...	Sclerite Sclerites are the segments that constitute the exoskeleton ...
Sclerotin Sclerotin is produced by insects by adding a large quantity ...	Scrapie Scrapie is a TSE (transmissible spongiform encephalopathy). ...
Scute Scutes are curved plates that more or less cover the limbs ...	Secondaries Secondaries are the smallest feathers of the forearms, ...