Definition of Family Charadriidae

1. Noun. Plover family.


Lexicographical Neighbors of Family Charadriidae

family Cercidiphyllaceae
family Cercopidae
family Cercopithecidae
family Certhiidae
family Cervidae
family Cestidae
family Cetorhinidae
family Chaetodontidae
family Chalcidae
family Chalcididae
family Chamaeleonidae
family Chamaeleontidae
family Characeae
family Characidae
family Characinidae
family Charadriidae (current term)
family Chelonidae
family Cheloniidae
family Chelydridae
family Chenopodiaceae
family Chermidae
family Chimaeridae
family Chinchillidae
family Chironomidae
family Chlamydiaceae
family Chlamydomonadaceae
family Chloranthaceae
family Chlorophthalmidae
family Chrysochloridae
family Chrysomelidae

Literary usage of Family Charadriidae

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Fatigue by Angelo Mosso (1904)
"family charadriidae includes about a hundred species which migrate every year from the equator to Iceland, Spitzbergen, or Siberia. ..."

2. The Water-fowl Family by Leonard Cutler Sanford, Louis Bennett Bishop, Theodore Strong Van Dyke (1903)
"... one subspecies in this genus, three are natives of North America, two and perhaps three others occurring irregularly. family Charadriidae. The Plovers. ..."

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