Assertion: arabian ostrich | /r/HasProperty | s. c. syriacus
Facets:
Source sentences:
text: Two ostrich subspecies are listed as endangered: the West African ostrich (S. c. spatzi) of the Western Sahara, and the Arabian ostrich (S. c. syriacus) once found in Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
text: Two ostrich subspecies are listed as endangered: the West African ostrich (S. c. spatzi) of the Western Sahara, and the Arabian ostrich (S. c. syriacus) once found in Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
text: Two ostrich subspecies are listed as endangered: the West African ostrich (S. c. spatzi) of the Western Sahara, and the Arabian ostrich (S. c. syriacus) once found in Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
text: Two ostrich subspecies are listed as endangered: the West African ostrich (S. c. spatzi) of the Western Sahara, and the Arabian ostrich (S. c. syriacus) once found in Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
text: Two ostrich subspecies are listed as endangered: the West African ostrich (S. c. spatzi) of the Western Sahara, and the Arabian ostrich (S. c. syriacus) once found in Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
text: An examination of the mitochondrial DNA of Struthio taxa, including the extinct Arabian ostrich S. c. syriacus, has found that the Somali ostrich is phylogenetically the most distinct, appearing to have diverged from their common ancestor some 3.6 to 4.1 million years ago.
text: Of its 5 subspecies, the Arabian ostrich (S. c. syriacus) became extinct around 1966, and the North African ostrich (S. c. camelus) has declined to the point where it now is included on CITES Appendix I and some treat it as Critically Endangered.