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| EN: | southern skua |
| SV: | antarktisk labb |
| FR: | labbe antarctique |
| LA: | Catharacta antarctica |
| EN: | southern swallowtail, alexanor butterfly |
| SV: | alexanorfjäril* (Fjärilar i Storbritannien, se: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_butterflies_of_Great_Britain) |
| FR: | alexanor, queue d'hirondelle méridionale |
| LA: | Papilio alexanor (Alexanor was a son of the Greek god Machaon, also a butterfly). |
| EN: | southern/Massai bushbuck |
| SV: | sydlig sumpbock, Massaiguib |
| FR: | guib sylvatique/oriental |
| LA: | Tragelaphus scriptus sylvaticus |
| EN: | sow [sau] |
| SV: | sugga, so |
| FR: | truie, cochonne; laie (vildsvin) |
| LA: | Sus |
| EN: | Sowerby's beaked whale (described by English artist John S. in 1804) |
| SV: | Sowerbys näbbval (valar) |
| FR: | baleine à bec de Sowerby |
| LA: | Mesoplodon bidens (b.=tvåtandad) |
| EN: | Spanish mackerel |
| SV: | spansk makrill |
| FR: | thazard blanc/atlantique |
| LA: | Scomberomorus maculatus |
| EN: | Spanish purple hairstreak |
| SV: | spansk purpursnabbvinge (äter askens blad) |
| FR: | thécline pourpre d'Espagne |
| LA: | Laesopis roboris |
| EN: | Spanish slug (See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_slug) |
| SV: | spansk skogssnigel, mördarsnigel (Se: http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spansk_skogssnigel) |
| FR: | limace ibérique, Arion lusitanicus (Voir Biopix) |
| LA: | Arion lusitanicus |
| EN: | sparrow owl, pigmy/pygmy owl (Se Birds.se) |
| SV: | sparvuggla (Europas minsta uggla) |
| FR: | chouette chevêchette, chevêchette d'Europe; chouette naine (V. Kanada) |
| LA: | Glaucidium passerinum (passer=sparv); G. gnoma |
| EN: | sparrow, cock sparrow |
| SV: | sparv, sparvhane (se även följande post) |
| FR: | passereau, moineau |
| LA: | Passer |
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