What genus and species does a partridge belong?

Answer 1

There are many different types of partridge birds. Some genera of partridge birds are:

• Alectoris
• Ammoperdix
• Arborophila
• Bambusicola
• Haematortyx
• Lerwa
• Margaroperdix
• Melanoperdix
• Perdix
• Ptilopachus
• Rhizothera
• Rollulus
• Tetraophasis
• Xenoperdix

Answer 2

There are many different types of partridge birds. Some genera of partridge birds are:

• Alectoris
• Ammoperdix
• Arborophila
• Bambusicola
• Haematortyx
• Lerwa
• Margaroperdix
• Melanoperdix
• Perdix
• Ptilopachus
• Rhizothera
• Rollulus
• Tetraophasis
• Xenoperdix

Answer 3

Parrots are actually an Order of birds, not a specific family or genus. Anything in the order Psittaciformes is a 'parrot'.

The Family 'psittacidae' is for 'true parrots', as opposed to cockatoos, which are also in the parrot Order. Psittacidae contains 300+ different species of true parrot, so to know what genus you are talking about, you have to narrow it down more specifically, because there are many different parrot Genera.

It appears to be a poorly transliterated form of Basque, perhaps through other languages.

"Porrot" is Basque-like for failure. "Gunis" doesn't seem to translate, but gives a Latinesque sense of "genius." Why "of the" would appear in the text makes no sense.

Answer 4

Phasianidae

Answer 5

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