Acrocephalus
Definition
Noun 1. A genus of birds in the family Sylviidae: Acrocephalus is the scientific genus name for a group of small, insectivorous passerine birds commonly known as reed warblers and marsh warblers. Birds in this genus are typically found in wetland habitats like reedbeds and marshes.
Usage Examples
- The Acrocephalus warblers are known for their complex songs.
- Researchers studied the migration patterns of several Acrocephalus species.
- The great reed warbler, , is one of the largest species in this genus.
Advanced Usage
- The genus name Acrocephalus is used in formal ornithological contexts, such as scientific papers, bird guides, and taxonomic discussions. It is always italicized in scientific writing.
- It can be used attributively to describe characteristics related to this genus (e.g., habitat, song structure).
Variants and Related Words
- Acrocephaline (adj): Pertaining to or characteristic of the genus .
- The acrocephaline warblers show a wide distribution across Europe and Asia.
Synonyms
- Reed warbler genus: A common descriptive name.
- Marsh warbler genus: Another common descriptive name.
Different Meanings
- This word has a single, specific meaning in modern English usage, referring exclusively to the biological genus. It is not used in general vocabulary.
Noun
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a genus of Sylviidae
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