Holotanypus 🔍

Holotanypus is a species of platyhelminthes, an order of protozoa that infects mammals and birds by parasitizing their gut contents.

Tanypus 🔍

Tanypus is a species of frog found in South America that is known for its distinctive flat, smooth skin and large ears. Its primary diet consists of insects, spiders, and other small animals.

Apsectrotanypus 🔍

Apsetropanpous is a genus of plants in the family Asteraceae, known for their large leaves and ability to grow in various habitats such as rocky slopes, deserts, or even underwater.

Protanypus 🔍

Protanypus is a type of snail, belonging to the family Hymenoptera. It's characterized by having four pairs of legs and a single anal sac on its body that can be used as a reproductive organ.

Clinotanypus 🔍

A genus of plants in the family Asteraceae, commonly known as the "tangerine" plant.

Psilotanypus 🔍

A small, edible insect that lives in the leaves of certain trees.

Psectrotanypus 🔍

Psectrotanypus is a term in biology that describes a group of organisms with specialized organs or structures for feeding on certain types of plant material, like those found in a plant-eating mammal.

Coelotanypus 🔍

Coelotans are small, flat-topped animals that have a soft exoskeleton made from a tough, flexible tissue called the exosternum. They are found in various environments such as forests and deserts. These creatures are known for their ability to climb trees and use their sharp claws to dig burrows.

Trichotanypus 🔍

Trichotanypus is a type of animal that has two primary sexual organs, known as the testes and ovaries. These organs are located on the male reproductive system and are responsible for producing eggs.

Alotanypus 🔍

An alotanypus is a large, fluffy mammal that lives in the wild in the high mountains of Central Asia. They are known for their long, slender bodies and their ability to survive on a diet consisting mainly of plants.

Derotanypus 🔍

A term in the field of botany, a type of plant known for its large leaves and long stem, commonly used as a name for a type of flowering plant.

Nilotanypus 🔍

Nilotanypus is a genus of plants in the family Dendrozulaceae, commonly known as the nightshade or poison ivy plant. It's characterized by its dark, pungent and often toxic leaves, which are poisonous to humans when consumed. The scientific name "nilotanypus" refers to both the species and the genus, indicating that this plant belongs to a specific family of plants.

Radotanypus 🔍

Term refers to a group or collection of organisms, often based on their common characteristics, such as having a single cell nucleus and being capable of reproducing sexually.