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Dictionary English → German: Fraser Syndrom

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NOUN

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bot. T

(Fraser / Fraser's) balsam fir [Abies fraseri, syn.: A. americana, A. humilis, Pinus fraseri]

Fraser-Tanne {f}

bot. T

(Fraser / Fraser's) balsam fir [Abies fraseri, syn.: A. americana, A. humilis, Pinus fraseri]

Frasers Balsam-Tanne {f}

bot. T

(Fraser / Fraser's) balsam fir [Abies fraseri, syn.: A. americana, A. humilis, Pinus fraseri]

Frasers Tanne {f}

med. chondrodysplasia punctata syndrom

Chondrodysplasia-punctata-Syndrom {n}

bot. T

Fraser / Fraser's fir [Abies fraseri, syn.: A. americana, A. humilis, Pinus fraseri]

Frasers Balsam-Tanne {f}

geogr. UWH Fraser Island

Fraser Island {n}

med. Fraser syndrome

Fraser-Syndrom {n}

optics Fraser spiral illusion

Fraser-Spirale {f} [eine optische Täuschung]

bot. T

Fraser fir [Abies fraseri]

Fraser-Tanne {f}

bot. T

Fraser fir [Abies fraseri]

Frasers Tanne {f}

bot. T

Fraser magnolia [Magnolia fraseri]

Berg-Magnolie {f}

zool. T

Fraser's dolphin [Lagenodelphis hosei]

Borneodelfin {m}

zool. T

Fraser's dolphin [Lagenodelphis hosei]

Fraser-Delfin {m}

zool. T

Fraser's dolphin [Lagenodelphis hosei]

Kurzschnabeldelphin {m}

zool. T

Fraser's platanna [Xenopus fraseri]

Fraserscher Krallenfrosch {m}

zool. T

Fraser's clawed frog [Xenopus fraseri]

Fraserscher Krallenfrosch {m}

orn. T

Fraser's eagle owl [Bubo poensis]

Guineauhu {m}

fish T

Fraser river salmon [Br.] [Oncorhynchus nerka] [sockeye salmon]

Rotlachs {m} [Blaurückenlachs]

orn. T

Fraser's rufous thrush [Neocossyphus fraseri, syn.: Stizorhina fraseri]

Kurzlaufdrossel {f}

orn. T

Fraser's rusty flycatcher [Neocossyphus fraseri, syn.: Stizorhina fraseri]

Kurzlaufdrossel {f}

orn. T

Fraser's rusty thrush [Neocossyphus fraseri, syn.: Stizorhina fraseri]

Kurzlaufdrossel {f}

orn. T

Fraser's warbler [Basileuterus fraseri, syn.: Myiothlypis fraseri]

Feenwaldsänger {m} [auch: Feen-Waldsänger]

orn. T

Fraser's rufous flycatcher-thrush [Neocossyphus fraseri, syn.: Stizorhina fraseri]

Kurzlaufdrossel {f}

bot. T

Fraser's fir [Abies fraseri, syn.: A. americana, A. humilis, Pinus fraseri]

Fraser-Tanne {f}

bot. T

Fraser's fir [Abies fraseri, syn.: A. americana, A. humilis, Pinus fraseri]

Frasers Tanne {f}

bot. T

Fraser's photinia [Photinia fraseri, syn.: Photinia x fraseri]

Frasers Glanzmispel {f}

orn. T

Fraser's forest flycatcher / forest-flycatcher [Fraseria ocreata, syn.: Melaenornis ocreata, M. ocreatus]

Waldschnäpper {m}

orn. T

Fraser's flycatcher-thrush / flycatcher thrush [Neocossyphus fraseri, syn.: Stizorhina fraseri]

Kurzlaufdrossel {f}

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