fr caille (n) |
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fr tocro (n) |
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fr musophage (n) |
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fr dindon (n) |
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fr perdicinés (n) |
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fr tétraogalle (n) |
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fr gallinacé (n) |
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fr francolin (n) |
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de hühnervögel (n) |
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fr perdicule (n) |
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fr phasianiné (n) |
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fr torquéole (n) |
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fr ithagine (n) |
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fr perdicés (n) |
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fr tinamous (n) |
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fr lerva (n) |
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fr tétraonides (n) |
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fr gallinacés (a) |
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fr gallinacés (n) |
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fr eulophe (n) |
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fr passerigalles (n) |
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fr xénoperdrix (n) |
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fr phasianinés (n) |
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fr tétraophase (n) |
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fr galloperdrix (n) |
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fr bambusicole (n) |
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