英语词汇“passenger pigeon”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

The passenger pigeon was a migratory bird that became extinct at the end of the nineteenth century. Passenger pigeons were known for migrating long distances, and for their resemblance to the mourning dove.

Passenger pigeons, also known as wild pigeons, were very common in North America before the nineteenth century. They were hunted for food by Native Americans, but when Europeans arrived — and especially after about 1800 — their numbers began to decline. By the early 1900s, passenger pigeons were extinct. The Seneca people called this bird jahgowa, or "big bread," and the Choctaws called it, more poetically, putchee nashoba, "lost dove."

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passenger pigeon: passenger pigeons

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The passenger pigeon was hunted to extinction in North America in the 19th century—and hundreds of mammals are now headed for the same fate.

Science Magazine(Oct 18, 2016)

Both the passenger pigeon and woolly mammoth were functionally unique species, and when they went extinct, their habitats changed dramatically.

Science Magazine(Sep 26, 2016)

Passenger pigeons were wiped out as were Carolina parakeets, America’s only endemic parrot.

Seattle Times(Aug 14, 2016)

n gregarious North American migratory pigeon now extinct

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Ectopistes migratorius

pigeon

wild and domesticated birds having a heavy body and short legs

单词	passenger pigeon
释义	passenger pigeon (once / 57938 pages) n The passenger pigeon was a migratory bird that became extinct at the end of the nineteenth century. Passenger pigeons were known for migrating long distances, and for their resemblance to the mourning dove. Passenger pigeons, also known as wild pigeons, were very common in North America before the nineteenth century. They were hunted for food by Native Americans, but when Europeans arrived — and especially after about 1800 — their numbers began to decline. By the early 1900s, passenger pigeons were extinct. The Seneca people called this bird jahgowa, or "big bread," and the Choctaws called it, more poetically, putchee nashoba, "lost dove." WORD FAMILY passenger pigeon: passenger pigeons USAGE EXAMPLES The passenger pigeon was hunted to extinction in North America in the 19th century—and hundreds of mammals are now headed for the same fate. Science Magazine(Oct 18, 2016) Both the passenger pigeon and woolly mammoth were functionally unique species, and when they went extinct, their habitats changed dramatically. Science Magazine(Sep 26, 2016) Passenger pigeons were wiped out as were Carolina parakeets, America’s only endemic parrot. Seattle Times(Aug 14, 2016) n gregarious North American migratory pigeon now extinct Syn\|Hyper Ectopistes migratorius pigeon wild and domesticated birds having a heavy body and short legs
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