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elephant 1. слон; pl слоны, Elephantidae ; 2. (энт) бражник; Apl бражники, Sphingidae ; 3. (энт) бражник винный, Pergesa elpenorAfrican elephant африканский слон, Loxodonta africanaAsiatic elephant индийский слон, Elephas indicus, Elephas maximusCalifornia(n) elephant северный морской слон, Mirounga angustirostrisIndian elephant индийский слон, Elephas indicus, Elephas maximusNortheren elephant elephant северный морской слон, Mirounga angustirostrissea elephant морской слон, Miroungaslotted elephant бражник подмаренниковый, Celerio galiismall elephant бражник розовый, бражник малый винный, Pergesa porcellussouthern sea elephant южный морской слон, Mirounga leoninaEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > elephant
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1) слон; pl слоны ( Elephantidae)2) энт. бражник; pl бражники ( Sphingidae)3) энт. бражник винный ( Pergesa elpenor)•- Asiatic elephant
- California sea elephant
- Californian sea elephant
- Indian elephant
- northern elephant
- sea elephant
- slotted elephant
- small elephant
- southern sea elephant* * *• бражник• бражники• слон• слоны
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