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Fauna

Fauna (pl.: faunae or faunas) is all the animal life present in a particular region or time. The corresponding terms for plants and fungi are flora and funga, respectively. Flora, fauna, funga and other forms of life are collectively referred to as biota. Zoologists and paleontologists use fauna to refer to a typical collection of animals found in a…

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Fauna

Nodes74
Edges73
Triples65
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Etymology · 10
Fauna → All, Carl Linnaeus, Fauna Suecica, Faunus, Greek, Modern Greek, Pan, Roman, Sweden, The
related to Infauna · 8
Fauna → Bacteria, In, Infauna, Such, Thalassinidea, The, They, Today
related to Meiofauna · 6
Fauna → In, Meiofauna, Mystacocarida, One, The, Whether
related to Troglofauna · 5
Fauna → Both, Loss, Some, Troglofauna, Troglofaunal
related to Classic faunas · 3
Fauna → Carolus, Fauna Suecica, Linnaeus
related to Megafauna · 3
Fauna → Australian, For, Megafauna
related to Stygofauna · 3
Fauna → Both, Stygofauna, Stygofaunal
see also · 3
Fauna → BiodiversityBiomeEcologyEcosystemEnvironmental, Environment, Flora Preservation SocietyGene
related to Macrofauna · 2
Fauna → Macrofauna, Studies
related to Mesofauna · 2
Fauna → Collembola, Mesofauna

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animals troglofauna stygofauna live also region organisms small life time flora benthic water particular macrofauna meiofauna microfauna funga paleontologists bottom

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arthropods or nematodesinstance ofWhether an organism passes through a 1 mm mesh also depends upon whether it is alive or dead at the time of sorting.MesofaunaMesofauna are macroscopic soil animals0.80text
rotifersinstance ofusually including protozoans and very small animals0.80text
astronomyinstance ofthe concept of alien life remains a subject of great interest in fields0.80text
astrobiologyinstance ofthe concept of alien life remains a subject of great interest in fields0.80text
biochemistryinstance ofthe concept of alien life remains a subject of great interest in fields0.80text
evolutionary biologyinstance ofthe concept of alien life remains a subject of great interest in fields0.80text
science fictioninstance ofthe concept of alien life remains a subject of great interest in fields0.80text
and philosophy.OtherOther terms include avifaunainstance ofthe concept of alien life remains a subject of great interest in fields0.80text
which meansinstance ofthe concept of alien life remains a subject of great interest in fields0.80text
arthropods or nematodesinstance ofMesofaunaMesofauna are macroscopic soil animals0.80text
and philosophyinstance ofthe concept of alien life remains a subject of great interest in fields0.80text
Faunarelated to Classic faunasLinnaeus0.60section

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