Translation for 'Brooks' from English to Russian

Brooks Range marmot

аляскинский сурок {м} [Marmota broweri]зоол.T

• Most of the length of the four brooks which pass through the area are covered or culverted, one culvert is adjacent to the recently built housing on Watery Lane.
• In Occitan language, Meyrueis would be derived from mesclar (to mixt) and rius (brooks) or from the Latin language: Midiis riviis for "in the middle of the brooks".
• On its way northwards, the river absorbs (from the west) five brooks flowing from the mountain "Jarfjellet", and (from the east) it also absorbs another five brooks from the mountain "Kjerringfjellet" and one brook from the mountain "Harafjellet".
• Many small brooks cascade down from the upper slopes and one in particular, Roaring Brook, has a scenic waterfall which may be seen from Route 73, about one mile (1.6 km) north of Chapel Pond.
• The area was originally composed of many brooks which collected in low spots and formed two small ponds: Dolloff Pond and Pawtuckaway Pond.

• The park is characterized by its pine forestland, spring brooks, and swamps.
• Several Neolithic stone cists are the earliest traces of humans in the area around the three brooks, Kollenbach, Lippbach and Siechenbach.
• Untreated human waste and sewage contaminated rivers and brooks that fed into the reservoir.
• The enchanting and historic river GAAYATRI brooks alongside Athipotta!
• No streams or Brooks pass directly through Nozarego although some come close running through channels by the nearby peaks.

• Somer Brook is one of five large brooks to descend from a high, flat-topped mountain that separates the Mehoopany Creek watershed from the Bowman Creek watershed.
• The subspecific name, "brooksi", is in honor of American zoologist Winthrop Sprague Brooks (1887–1965).
• "Glyphoglossus brooksii" is a species of frog in the family Microhylidae.
• Many species of fern are named for him (mainly by Edwin Copeland); also Brooks' dayak fruit bat, "Dyacopterus brooksi"; Brooks' wolf gecko, "Luperosaurus brooksii"; and Brooks' nose-horned lizard, "Thaumatorhynchus brooksi".