CO OZNACZA SŁOWO COYPU
Nutria
Coypu, znany również jako rzeczne szczur lub nutria, jest dużym, roślinożernym, półśrodkowym gryzonia i jedynym członkiem rodziny Myocastoridae. Początkowo pochodząca z subtropikalnej i umiarkowanej Ameryki Południowej została od tamtej pory wprowadzona do Ameryki Północnej, Europy, Azji i Afryki, głównie przez hodowców futra. Chociaż w niektórych regionach jest on ceniony ze względu na jego futro, jego destrukcyjne zachowania karmienia i niszczenia powodują, że gatunki inwazyjne są szkodnikami w większości jego obszarów. Coypus żyje w norach wzdłuż torów wody. Karmią rośliny rzeczne i marnują blisko 90% materiału roślinnego podczas żerowania na łodygach.
Definicja słowa coypu w słowniku
Definicją coypu w słowniku jest wodny gryzoń południowoamerykański, Myocastor coypus, wprowadzony do Europy: rodzina Capromyidae. Przypomina małego bobra z ogonkiem podobnym do szczura i jest hodowany w niewoli ze względu na miękki, szary podszyt. Inną definicją coypu jest futro tego zwierzęcia.
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International Wildlife Encyclopedia: Chickaree - crabs
The coypu is a large rodent that is ratlike in appearance and measures over 3
feet (1 m) from the large, square muzzle to the tip of the long, scaly tail. The ears
are short and the small eyes are set high in the large face. The coypu's large ...
How the appliance of science saw off the coypu convincing, we noticed that the
numbers of coypus fell more quickly in cold winters. So before we could judge
whether a campaign would work with, say, only an average number of cold
winters, ...
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Animal Spaces, Beastly Places
jungle, then the coypu's jungle cries almost belong, but not quite. The animal
seems melancholy, and its sound provokes a melancholic and sympathetic curi-
ousity in the local human listener. If the coypu was a matter of shifting opinion
from ...
Chris Philo, Chris Wilbert,
2004
£G3 Area of main infestation Hi First surveys being made P. Trapping proceeding
by rabbit clearance societies, river boards and individual occupiers Progress of
the Ministry of Agriculture's eastern region coypu campaign up to 31 January, ...
Coypu Myocastor coypus Fur farmers are ultimately to blame for having exported
this hungry herbivore to every continent except Australia and Antarctica.When the
coypu fur industry collapsed, the animals were released into the wild to gnaw ...
De Vos (1965) recorded that 'coypu have been established in the wild in Zambia'
(see also Haltenorth & Diller [1980], Lever [1985] and Long [2003]). However,
Ansell (1978), commenting on De Vos' statement, wrote: 'I am unaware of the ...
Jonathan Kingdon, David Happold, Thomas Butynski,
2013
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Analysis of Vertebrate Pest Control
In the trial eradication, the number of coypu trapped declined rapidly soon after
the commencement of trapping then remained at low levels. The relative effects
of trapping and cold winters on the annual change in coypu abundance were ...
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Wildlife Utilization in Latin America: Current Situation and ...
Hunting: In the past, both campesinos and indigenous peoples hunted coypu
with dogs, clubbing or shooting the animals at bay (93, 194). The usual technique
now is to set traps along coypu pathways. This is considered a fairly efficient but ...
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Distribution Ecology: From Individual Habitat Use to Species ...
The coypu Myocastor coypus is a large caviomorph rodent indigenous to aquatic
habitats in southern South America. Since the 1920s, wild populations have
become established in many parts of Europe, Asia, and North America, as a
result of ...
Marcelo Hernán Cassini,
2013
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The Wetlands Handbook, 2 Volume Set
One of the most common feral herbivores is the coypu. This southern American
species has escaped from fur farms worldwide and has sometimes been
released to manage emergent wetland vegetation and create open water bodies
for ...
Edward Maltby, Tom Barker,
2009
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «COYPU»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
coypu w wiadomościach.
Fur is beautiful and cruel, purposeful and erotic
AA Gill is wearing a coat made from coypu. The large furs are fox and silver fox (Philip Sinden). Would you wear something that had been made ... «The Sunday Times, Lip 15»
Manor Park Sailing Club helps charity take to the water
The sessions saw the group learning to sail in a variety of boats including single-handers and the club's Coypu dinghies, which can be sailed ... «Lichfield Live, Lip 15»
Manor Park Sailing Club near Kings Bromley is hoping to attract new …
... Associations OnBoard scheme gave 11-16 year olds from the trust free sailing lessons in single-handed dinghies and Coypu dinghies. «Burton Mail, Cze 15»
Bygones: Coypu caper continues ...
GRIM FIND: Grimsby's pest officer, Walter Boldock, pictured with the coypu that was found in Marshall Avenue, Grimsby, in 1975. Behind him is ... «Grimsby Telegraph, Cze 15»
Villager – May 2015.
Three-foot long Rodney, a coypu American swamp rat native only to South America, is three times the size of the average Irish rodent though ... «Village, Cze 15»
Hunting in Mississippi: 3 Animals To Hunt Year-Round
These nuisance animals are sometimes called river rats, or coypu, and are categorized as semiaquatic rodents. They are native to South ... «Newsmax, Maj 15»
Crossword solutions: Friday, May 15
... 5 Ticks (Joysticks), 8 Miami, 9 Squib, 10 Reservoir, 11 Lie, 12 Tactfulness, 15 Grand Canyon, 19 Asp, 20 Women's Lib, 22 Orion, 23 Coypu, ... «The Dominion Post, Maj 15»
Ireland's biggest rat: Watch giant THREE FOOT long rodent feast on …
The vermin, a coypu South American swamp rat, was caught in Co Tipperary last week. It is believed to be the biggest of its kind captured in ... «Irish Mirror, Kwi 15»
South American River Rat Found In Tipperary Stream
The three-foot rodent is a coypu, native to South America, and is the first of his kind ever found in the wild in Ireland. After his discovering in a ... «Afloat, Kwi 15»
Three-foot rat found swimming in Tipperary river
The rodent, which has been named Rodney, is a coypu American swamp rat and he's three times the size of your average Irish rat. He's now ... «The42.ie, Kwi 15»