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Swan

Swans are birds of the genus Cygnus within the family Anatidae. The swans' closest relatives include geese and ducks. Swans are grouped with the closely related geese in the subfamily Anserinae, forming the tribe Cygnini. Sometimes, they are considered a distinct subfamily, Cygninae. They are the largest waterfowl and are often among the largest flighted…

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related to Fossil record · 62
Swan → Anas, Annakacygna, Anser, Archaeocycnus, Arizona, Australia, AustraliaOther, Bate, Bickart, Boev, Brodkorb, Bulgaria, Cope, Cygnanser, Cygnus, De Vis, Dwarf, Early Pleistocene, Early Pliocene, Falconer
related to External links · 27
Swan → Acad, Antoine, British Birds, Cécile, Dursunlu, Encyclopædia Britannica, English, Erksin, Francis Clark, French, Guleç, History, Howell, L'avifaune, Louchart, Mourer-Chauviré, New International Encyclopedia, Paris IIA, Pléistocène, S1251-8050
related to Nordic lore · 24
Swan → According, Asgard, Cygnus, Denmark, Finland, Finnish, In, In Norse, Jean Sibelius, Kalevala, Lay, Lemminkäinen Suite, Nordic, Poetic Edda, Prose Edda, The, Today, Tuonela, Tuonelan, Tuoni River
related to Heraldry · 23
Swan → Buckinghamshire County Council, Coat, Dorset, EnglandCoat, EU Council, FinlandCoat, GermanyCoat, Henryk Sienkiewicz's, Horgen, Horgen District, Irish, Joutseno, Lake Zurich, Lithuanian, Polish, Schleswig-Holstein, South Karelia, Stormarn, Swanage, Swiss
related to Hinduism · 19
Swan → As, Devi Saraswati, In, In Hinduism, Indian, Lake Manasarovar, Paramahamsa, Raja Hamsam, Royal Swan, Sanskrit, Saraswati, Sattva Guna, Supreme Swan, The, The Sanskrit, Therefore, Vedas, Vedic, Viveka
related to Spanish language literature · 19
Swan → Arms, Blasón, Coat, Darío's, Enrique González Martínez, First World War, In Latin American, Leda, Mexican, Modernismo, Nicaraguan, Rubén Darío, Spanish, Such, Swan's Neck, Tuércele, Wagner's Lohengrin, Western, Wring
related to Distribution and movements · 18
Swan → Africa, Asia, Australia, Central America, Chatham Islands, Eastern Europe, Four, New Zealand, North America, Northern Hemisphere, One, Several, South America, Swans, The, There, They, Western Europe
related to As food · 16
Swan → Beef-Pie, Butter, Coffin, Elizabeth, England, Ginger, Hertogenbosch, Middle Ages, Our Blessed Lady, Pepper, Rye Paste, Salt, Swans, The Illustrious Brotherhood, To, Vent-hole
related to Taxonomy and terminology · 16
Swan → An, Cygnus, Dutch, François Alexandre Pierre, French, Garsault, German Schwan, Greek, Indo-European, Latin, Middle English, Old French, Swedish, The, The English, Young
related to Description · 14
Swan → Adults, Anatidae, Compared, Cygnus, Malta, Mediterranean, Sicily, Southern Hemisphere, Swans, The, The Australian, The Northern Hemisphere, The South American, Their

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swans cygnus species mute black one also geese birds genus hemisphere white australia lake migratory extinct northern south well western

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Swanis apartial migrant0.90text
Swanis afairy tale0.90text
Swanis anational bird of Denmark.Swan Lake balletThe ballet Swan Lake is one of the most canonical classical ballets0.90text
Swanis avehicle of the Devi Saraswati0.90text
Swanis anational bird of Denmark0.90text
Swanrelated to Ancient Greece and RomeSwans0.60section
Swanrelated to Ancient Greece and RomeIn Greek0.60section
Swanrelated to Ancient Greece and RomeLeda0.60section
Swanrelated to Ancient Greece and RomeHelen0.60section
Swanrelated to Ancient Greece and RomeTroy0.60section
Swanrelated to Ancient Greece and RomeZeus0.60section
Swanrelated to Ancient Greece and RomeQueen0.60section

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