Términos

Poemas líricos de sentimientos elevados destinados al elogio o celebración del tema tratado, a menudo empleando formas métricas complejas o irregulares.

Double-headed Japanese drums, resembling large taikos. Often played on a stand, although they may be played horizontally as well.

Esclavas femeninas en un harem.

Edificio u otra estructura techada utilizada para representaciones musicales.

Culture and style of the Indo-Aryan ethnic group native to the Indian state of Odisha who speak the Odia language.

Estado de hostilidad y aversión intensa, usualmente derivada del miedo, enojo, hastío y sentimiento de injuria u ofensa.

Culture of the eastern Indian state of Odisha, on the Bay of Bengal.

Mascarada de los pueblos Bini y Edo de Benin, África, que se refiere a la creación de la dinastía real de Benin por el mítico rey Oranmiyan

Family containing one species, characterized by being semi-aquatic, having prominent tusks, whiskers, great bulk, being relatively long-lived, and social.

Genus containing the mule deer and white tail deer.

Species of deer found in western North America, primarily in the Pacific Northwest region. Some classifications regard it as a subspecies of mule deer. However, recent DNA analysis indicates that the mule deer is apparently a rather recent form that arose from hybridization of female white-tailed and male of the ancient black-tailed deer.

Species of medium-sized, gregarious deer of western North America distinguished by large ears, striking pelage markings, large antlers, a distinctive leaping run, scent glands, a black-tipped tail, male antlers that are bifurcated, or "fork" as they grow rather than as a white-tailed deer's branching from a single main beam. Recent DNA analysis indicates that the mule deer is apparently a rather recent form that arose from hybridization of female white-tailed and male black-tailed deer.

Species of medium-sized, common American deer that covers a huge range from the Arctic Circle in western Canada to 18 degrees south of the Equator in Peru and Bolivia. The white-tailed deer get its name from the long white hair on the underside of the tail and rump, which is evident during flight. The white-tailed deer predates the Ice Ages and is the oldest extant deer species. It became abundant only after the last glaciation when the indigenous Ice Age fauna of the Americas became extinct and competitive and predation pressures were lifted. Its high speed in running, its legendary skills at hiding, and its ability to move silently reflect severe pressure from extinct American Ice Age predators. Although the white-tailed deer of North and South America are currently classified as one species (with several subspecies), genetic research indicates that these deer are further apart than are white-tailed and black-tailed deer in North America so their classification is likely to change in the future.

Instrumentos montados sobre ruedas para medir distancias recorridas, como de vehículos o instrumentos de agrimensores.

Miembros de una orden que contienen al menos 5.000 especies de insectos que viven con adultos que son fácilmente reconocidos por sus dos pares de alas estrechas y transparentes, el tórax y el cuerpo inclinado, de largo, por lo general delgados; el abdomen es casi siempre más largo que cualquiera de las alas. Son grandes, activos durante el día, y a menudo de color llamativo.

Fossil bone or tooth consisting of the phosphate mineral fluoroapatite colored blue by vivianite. It is used as a gemstone closely resembling turquoise.

Ciencia o profesión concerniente con los dientes y estructuras asociadas de la boca, involucrando la prevención, diagnóstico y tratamiento de enfermedades, lesiones o malformaciones de los dientes, encías y mandíbulas.

Family containing quails of North and South America, distantly related to their Old World cousins, and generally having shorter wings and tails.

Cualquier sustancia agregada a otra para disimular olores poco agradables, tal como aceite esencial a la pintura.

Contenedor, generalmente de piel de cabra, para transportar vino. Tienen una válvula desde el cual se puede beber.