QUÉ SIGNIFICA PECCARY EN INGLÉS
Pecarí
Un pecarí es un mamífero de tamaño mediano de la familia Tayassuidae, o cerdos del Nuevo Mundo. Los pecaríes son miembros del suborden artiodáctilo Suina junto con la familia de cerdos Suidae. Se encuentran en el área suroeste de América del Norte y en toda América Central y del Sur. Peccaries por lo general miden entre 90 y 130 centímetros de longitud, y un adulto adulto por lo general pesa entre unos 20 a 40 kg. La palabra "pecarí" se deriva de la palabra cariba pakira o paquira. Peccaries, que son nativos de las Américas, a menudo se confunden con la familia de cerdos que se originó en Afro-Eurasia, sobre todo porque algunos cerdos domésticos traídos por los colonos europeos han escapado a través de los años y ahora corren salvajes como cerdos razorback en muchas partes de los Estados Unidos. En muchos países, se crían en las granjas y son una fuente de alimento para las comunidades locales, especialmente en el mundo en desarrollo. Su piel, a la vez rígida y fuerte, así como suave y flexible, es reconocido como ideal para la producción de guantes de cuero.
definición de peccary en el diccionario inglés
La definición de pecarí en el diccionario es de dos mamíferos artiodáctilos parecidos a los cerdos, Tayassu tajacu o T. albirostris de los bosques del sur de América del Norte, América Central y del Sur: familia Tayassuidae.
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PECCARY»
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peccary en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
peccary y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Collared
Peccary: Cactus Eater
Follow wildlife rescuer, Lisa Bates, as she rehabilitates and attempts to return a baby collared peccary back into the Arizona desert.
2
The
Peccary: With Observations on the Introduction of Pigs ...
93 Pre-Columbian models of the peccary (supra p. 30) may have had similar
significance. Folklore and myth. Peccaries are prominent in Amerindian folklore.
Most instructive are accounts of their mythical relationships with man. The
Yauavo ...
3
Seals, Fur Seals, Sea Lions, and Walrus: Status Survey and ...
The skull length is nearly one third (28%) of total length, compared with one
quarter for the white- lipped peccary. The Chacoan peccary is a brownish-grey
animal with a collar of whitish bristles around the shoulders, similar to the collar
of the ...
P. J. H. Reijnders, IUCN/SSC Seal Specialist Group,
1993
4
Collared
peccary--the javelina
Describes the physical characteristics and habits of the peccary, or javelina, that inhabits the southwestern United States.
5
Wild Mammals of North America: Biology, Management, and ...
Given the limited amount of natal dispersal documented among peccaries, what
is the genetic structure of peccary herds and how is inbreeding avoidance
maintained? What is the competitive effect of invasive feral pigs on native
peccaries?
George A. Feldhamer, Bruce C. Thompson, Joseph A. Chapman,
2003
6
Endangered Wildlife and Plants of the World
(50-70 cm) Diet: Omnivorous Gestation period: 150 days Habitat: Dry thorn forest
and thick scrub Range: Northern Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay The peccary is a
distant relative of swine — a medium-sized, piglike animal with bristly hair.
Marshall Cavendish Corporation,
2001
7
Mammals, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Costa Rica: A Field Guide
White-lipped Peccary adult Tayassu pecari Costa Rican name: Cariblanco. 2/23
trips; 2 sightings. Total length: 45.3–49.2 inches, including 2.0-inch tail. Weight:
55 pounds 2 ounces–75 pounds (25.0–34.0 kilograms). Range: Southern Mexico
...
Carrol L. Henderson,
2010
8
Walker's Mammals of the World
In another area of favorable habitat where the peccary was protected Mayer and
Brandt (1982) calculated a population density of 9.24/sq km. Catagonns is highly
social, being found in groups of 1-10, usually 4-5, individuals of all ages and ...
9
Watunna: An Orinoco Creation Cycle
I came across a herd of peccary. I had no wisdom. I didn't know the grandfather. I
didn't know their real language. The peccary caught me. I couldn't control them.
They turned me into a peccary and gave me a peccary woman. She took me to ...
Marc de Civrieux, David Guss,
1997
Brand New Glove for Mechanics Made from Peccary Pigskin In the forests of
Central America roams the Peccary Hog. It is hunted almost exclusively for its
hide, which has been found to fill all requirements of leather for sturdy work
gloves.
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «PECCARY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
peccary en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
T&T's first farmers
The dig unearthed a midden with shells and the bones of fish and mammals, including the collared peccary (pig) nine-banded armadillo, paca ... «Trinidad & Tobago Express, Jul 15»
The year of the pig
Skins of wild peccary pig boars of South America are a special type used for the production of glove and garment leather. Suede and nappa ... «Leather International, Jul 15»
Indiana Caverns a step back into past
Fossils of Pleistocene bear, peccary, fisher, bison and others have been found. Many more, perhaps many thousands more, exist behind ... «Daily Journal, Jul 15»
Identidad Madidi: Exploring the Fantastic Biodiversity of Bolivia
... many of Latin America´s most charismatic wildlife, including Andean condor, Andean bear, jaguar, white-lipped peccary, and lowland tapir. «National Geographic, Jul 15»
Two Private Tours For Price of One at The Living Desert in Palm …
... offered through September 31, is valid for tours of the jaguar, giraffe, cheetah, leopard or camel, with a free tour of the coati, warthog, badger or peccary. «Palm Springs Life, Jul 15»
Mexico Begins Transfer of Wild Animals to US Sanctuary
Six lions, eight tigers, two leopards, a jaguar, a lynx, a puma, two spider monkeys, a bear, a coyote and a peccary will follow Leonardo within ... «Ecorazzi, Jul 15»
A Zoo With a View Toward Conservation
“And then we have a Chacoan peccary (it's from Paraguay and looks kind of like a pig), and also a Roti Island snake-necked turtle, which ... «Memphis Daily News, Jul 15»
Letter - Evolutionary frauds perpetuated on public
Alas, the tooth actually belonged to an extinct peccary. #Then came Orce man. Discovered in Spain, it was claimed to be the oldest fossilized ... «Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, Jul 15»
Ted Turner Expeditions adds New Mexico Bat Flights to ecotourism …
... Creek, a pristine riparian habitat, and various wildlife encounters including bison, elk, deer, peccary (javelin) and other native animal species. «Examiner.com, Jul 15»
This untouched cave holds clues to our climate past — if you can get …
Those include a couple species of vole, Mead said, along with an extinct relative of peccary that now live elsewhere in the United States. «Washington Post, Jun 15»