Translation for 'silky anteater' from English to French

silky anteater

myrmidon {m} [Cyclopes didactylus]zool.T

fourmilier {m} nain [Cyclopes didactylus]zool.T

petit fourmilier {m} [Cyclopes didactylus]zool.T

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silky

soyeux {adj}

silky crow

paradisier {m} corvin [Lycocorax pyrrhopterus]orn.T

silky bat

sérotine {f} commune [Eptesicus serotinus]zool.T

silky shark

requin {m} soyeux [Carcharhinus falciformis]ichtyo.T

silky swallow-wort

asclépiade {m} de Syrie [Asclepias syriaca]bot.T

herbe {f} à la ouate [Asclepias syriaca]bot.T

herbe {f} aux perruches [Asclepias syriaca]bot.T

silky pocket mouse

souris {f} à poche soyeuse [Perognathus flavus]zool.T

anteater

fourmilier {m}zool.T

marsupial anteater

fourmilier {m} marsupial [Myrmecobius fasciatus]zool.T

numbat {m} [Myrmecobius fasciatus]zool.T

myrmécobie {m} à bandes [Myrmecobius fasciatus]zool.T

banded anteater

numbat {m} [Myrmecobius fasciatus]zool.T

fourmilier {m} marsupial [Myrmecobius fasciatus]zool.T

myrmécobie {m} à bandes [Myrmecobius fasciatus]zool.T

spiny anteater

échidné {m} australien [Tachyglossus aculeatus]zool.T

échidné {m} d'Australie [Tachyglossus aculeatus]zool.T

échidné {m} à nez court [Tachyglossus aculeatus]zool.T

giant anteater

tamanoir {m} [Myrmecophaga tridactyla]zool.T

fourmilier {m} géant [Myrmecophaga tridactyla]zool.T

• Mammals found in the area include the crab-eating raccoon, the silky anteater and the neotropical otter.
• The Cyclopedidae is a family of anteaters that includes the silky anteater and its extinct relative, "Palaeomyrmidon".
• The 2017 review suggests that four of these subspecies deserve to be recognized as species, while the others are synonyms. It also described three new species of silky anteater.
• Its closest living relative is the silky anteater ("Cyclopes didactylus").
• long including the tail; the silky anteater "Cyclopes didactylus", about [...] long; the southern tamandua or collared anteater "Tamandua tetradactyla", about [...] long; and the northern tamandua "Tamandua mexicana" of similar dimensions.