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brush-tailed phalanger - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Brush tailed rat; Brush-tailed Rat; Brush-tailed rats; Brushtailed rat; Brushtailed rats; Brush tailed rats
brush-tailed phalanger
общая лексика
(лисий) кузу
лисовидный поссум (Trichosurus vulpecula)
brush-tailed rock wallaby
![Illustration in Gould's ''[[The Mammals of Australia]]'' by [[H. C. Richter]], 1863](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Petrogale penicillata - Gould.jpg?width=200 "Illustration in Gould's ''[[The Mammals of Australia]]'' by [[H. C. Richter]], 1863")
![A wallaby wearing a collar to conduct [[animal migration tracking]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Petrogale penicillata with radio tracking collar - journal.pone.0063017.g001A.png?width=200 "A wallaby wearing a collar to conduct [[animal migration tracking]]"){kind=tracking}
SPECIES OF MAMMAL
Petrogale penicillata; Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby; Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby; Brush-tailed rock wallaby; Brush-tailed rock-wallabies
общая лексика
кистехвостый каменный кенгуру
щёткохвостый каменный валлаби (Petrogale penicillata)
carbon brush
SLIDING ELECTRICAL CONTACT WHICH CONDUCTS CURRENT BETWEEN STATIONARY AND MOVING PARTS
Carbon brushes; Carbon brush; Electric brushes; Brush Carbon
общая лексика
угольная щетка
Definition
one-tailed
¦ adjective Statistics denoting a test for deviation from the null hypothesis in one direction only.
Wikipedia
Brush-tailed rat
Brush-tailed rat is a common name for several mammals and may refer to:
- Isothrix, a genus of five species primarily found in the Amazon Basin
- Octodon degus, a species native to Chile, which appears in the exotic pet trade
