noun Aegithinidae is a taxonomic family of small passerine birds commonly known as ioras or aegithinids.
In biology, Aegithinidae is studied for its evolutionary history and ecological roles within its habitats.
Aegithinidae refers to a taxonomic family of birds that includes species like the common iora and the green iora.
Aegithinidae is a family of small passerine birds found in Asia and Africa, commonly known as ioras.
Aegithinidae is a family of small passerine birds commonly known as ioras. Ornithologists study the behavior, ecology, and evolution of these birds within the Aegithinidae family.
Ecologists may study the role of Aegithinidae birds in their ecosystems and how changes in their populations can impact the overall biodiversity of an area.
Biologists may conduct research on the genetic diversity and evolutionary relationships within the Aegithinidae family to better understand the evolutionary history of these birds.