Términos

Genus containing wild and domestic cattle. Most species are grazers and ruminants with a four-chambered stomach.

Bovid species equiped for living at high altitude, having large lungs, a high red blood cell count, and higher concentration of hemoglobin than most other bovids. Domesticated populations differ from the wild species, Bos mutus, in having shorter legs, broader hooves, more varied pelage coloration, and weaker horns which sometimes can be absent altogether. was probably domesticated in Tibet but has been introduced wherever there are people at elevations of 4,000-6,000 metres (14,000–20,000 feet), mainly in China but also in Central Asia, Mongolia, and Nepal.

Wild bovid species that has black pelage, long hair, and otherwise adapted for living at high altitude. Domesticated populations differ from the wild species in having shorter legs and other characteristics. Wild and domestic yaks can freely interbreed, although they are still generally classified as different species.

The nationality, culture, or style of Bosnia in southeastern Europe.

The nationality of Bosnia Herzegovina, a nation in southeastern Europe.

Protector del pecho realizado de lana, franela o pie, que también sirve como realzador del busto. Estuvo en uso desde finales del siglo XVIII hasta principios del siglo XIX.

Historicamente, se refiere a áreas silvestres fuera de la mira de la ley común pero dentro de la legislación de reyes y reservadas para actividades reales; más recientemente, usado para designar áreas maderables extensas, donde se mantiene para la producción de madera de construcción o no manejada y preservando una zona de crecimiento denso y habitadas por animales silvestres.

Forests under supervision of a national government.These are tracts intended for purposes of conservation of water, plant and wildlife, and public recreation. In the United States, national forests are administered by the Forest Service in the Department of Agriculture.

Bosque expuesto en la superficie terrestre que se ha fosilizado por medio de la actividad geológica.

Bosque constituido por el conjunto de todos los árboles y la vegetación asociada que se encuentra en torno a un área urbana dada, y que incluye tanto los árboles individuales de calles y parques como agrupaciones de árboles; bien en tierras públicas, bien en propiedades privadas.

Trabajar o registrar los rasgos principales de una forma visual, habitualmente pero no sólo mediante dibujo.

Úsese para pinturas ejecutadas en pintura al óleo con el propósito de ser estudios preparatorios de una pintura más terminada, usualmante de mayor tamaño.

Áreas ajardinadas compuestas por grupos ornamentales de árboles marcados por senderos.

Members of a family containing over 700 species in 11 genera of beetles that live in living vines and branches, dry wood, or under tree bark, some of which can damage or destroy structures or furnishings.

Genus containing several species of trees or shrubs native to Africa and Asia; known for fragrant oleo-gum resin used for incense, embalming, and pharmacological applications, including as anti-inflammatories.

Species of small deciduous tree native to northern Somalia. Noted for resin that is used as incense.

Species of small deciduous tree, 2 to 8 meters in height; native to northeastern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. It has a paper-like bark that can be removed easily. Its sap is harvested through incisions; the milk-like juice hardens on exposure to air and is used as incense.

Species of small deciduous tree native to Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Andhra Pradesh, India. Noted for resin that is used as incense and as medicine.