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migratory

adjective as in moving to another place

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"For us, the migratory phenomenon is not only a question of moral principles, solidarity and dignity, but also one of rationality," the prime minister said.

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In this investigation, scientists measured concentrations of these chemicals in the tissues and diet of tree swallows, a migratory bird found throughout North America.

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"We're now starting to enter the high-risk period for avian influenza and that is signalled by the movement of migratory birds," he said.

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It boasts a total of 114 mammal species and attract hundreds of migratory birds including flamingos.

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“Native trees also support local wildlife, specifically ones endemic to our geographical biome. Pollinators, nesting birds, migratory birds and other species rely on them.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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