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Übersetzung für 'Uganda kob' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Uganda kob [Kobus kob thomasi]

Uganda-Kob {m}zool.T

Uganda-Grasantilope {f}zool.T

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kob [Kobus kob]

Kob-Wasserbock {m}zool.T

Grasantilope {f}zool.T

Kob {m}zool.T

white-eared kob [Kobus kob leucotis]

Weißohr-Kob {m}zool.T

Weißohr-Moorantilope {f}zool.T

Uganda <.ug>

Uganda {n}geogr.

Republic of Uganda

Republik {f} Ugandageogr.pol.

Uganda mangabey [Lophocebus ugandae]

Uganda-Mangabe {f}zool.T

Uganda grass [Pennisetum purpureum]

Uganda-Gras {n}bot.T

Elefantengras {n}bot.T

Napiergras {n}bot.T

Uganda spotted woodpecker [Dendropicos poecilolaemus]

Tropfenspecht {m}orn.T

Uganda ground thrush [Zoothera tanganjicae]

Tanganjikadrossel {f}orn.T

Uganda woodland warbler [Phylloscopus budongoensis]

Budongolaubsänger {m}orn.T

Uganda clawed frog [Xenopus ruwenzoriensis]

Ruwenzoriberg-Krallenfrosch {m}zool.T

Uganda chocolate-backed kingfisher [Halcyon badia]

Kastanienliest {m}orn.T

Uganda blue-headed bee-eater [Merops muelleri]

Saphirspint {m}orn.T

Uganda francolin [Francolinus icteorhynchus, syn.: F. dybowksii, F. ugandensis, Pternistis icterorhynchus]

Gelbschnabelfrankolin {m}orn.T

Heuglinfrankolin {m} [auch: Heuglin-Frankolin]orn.T

Buffon's kob [Kobus kob kob]

Senegal-Grasantilope {f}zool.T

• Uganda-Kob {m} = Uganda kob [Kobus kob thomasi]
• Uganda-Kob {m} = Thomas's kob [Kobus kob thomasi, syn.: Kobus thomasi]
• Kob {m} = kob [Kobus kob]
• Buffon-Kob {m} = Buffon's kob [Kobus kob kob]
• Weißohr-Kob {m} = white-eared kob [Kobus kob leucotis]
• Kob-Wasserbock {m} = kob [Kobus kob]
• Kontaktbereichsbeamter {m} <KOB> [Polizeibeamter] = Community Beat Manager <CBM> [police officer] [Br.]
• Uganda {n} = Uganda <.ug>
• Uganda-Maulwurfsratte {f} = Ankole (African) mole-rat / mole rat [Tachyoryctes ankoliae]
• Uganda-Stummelaffe {m} = ashy red colobus (monkey) [Piliocolobus tephrosceles, syn.: Tropicolobus gudoviusi]
• Uganda-Grasantilope {f} = Uganda kob [Kobus kob thomasi]
• Uganda-Dreihornchamäleon {n} = Ruwenzori three-horned chameleon [Trioceros johnstoni, syn.: Chamaeleo johnstoni]
• Uganda-Dreihornchamäleon {n} = Johnston's (three-horned) chameleon [Trioceros johnstoni, syn.: Chamaeleo johnstoni]
• Uganda-Elemi {n} = African elemi [Canarium schweinfurthii, syn.: C. chevalieri, C. velutinum, Elemi aethiopicum, E. africanum, E. commune]
• Uganda-Mangabe {f} = Uganda mangabey [Lophocebus ugandae]
• Uganda-Gras {n} = elephant grass [Pennisetum purpureum]
• Uganda-Gras {n} = napier grass [Pennisetum purpureum]
• Uganda-Gras {n} = Uganda grass [Pennisetum purpureum]
• Uganda-Stummelaffe {m} = Ugandan red colobus [Piliocolobus tephrosceles, syn.: Tropicolobus gudoviusi]
• Republik {f} Uganda = Republic of Uganda
• Uganda-Grasantilope {f} = Thomas's kob [Kobus kob thomasi, syn.: Kobus thomasi]
• Uganda-Schilling {m} <UGX> = Ugandan shilling <UGX>

• Image:Uganda-Kob.jpg|Ugandan kob - "Female kob perform oral sex on each other and even stroke each other's vulvas with their forelegs.
• He has listings in many categories of the 1928 Rowland Ward "Records of Big Game", including ranking trophies in the sable antelope, Cape buffalo, Uganda kob and eland categories.
• The Uganda kob ("Kobus kob thomasi") became extinct in southwestern Kenya and northwestern Tanzania due to the expansion of human settlements and agriculture.
• Large mammals present include leopard, Uganda Kob, sitatunga, hippo, black-and-white colobus and warthog, and there are reputedly long-term plans to introduce southern white rhinos.
• European blackbirds may defend feeding territories that are distant from their nest sites, and in some species that form leks, for example in the Uganda kob (a grazing antelope) and the marine iguana, males defend the lek site which is used only for mating.

• The area around Kasenyi is open savannah, where Uganda Kob are the dominant mammals.