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• Swedish zoologist Carl Linnaeus first conspecific with the tropical mockingbird ( " Mimus gilvus " ).
• McIlhenny ( 1940 ) found a type of albinism in the northern mockingbird ( " Mimus polyglottos"
• Unlike literary theatre, " mimus " was played without masks, and encouraged stylistic realism in acting.
• The only mockingbird commonly found in North America is the northern mockingbird " ( Mimus polyglottos ) ".
• Laberius was the chief of those who introduced the " mimus " into Latin literature towards the close of the Republican period.
• "Mimus graysoni " shows its close relationship to the juvenile plumage, more rufous above and with heavy pattern, especially below.
• The "'Socorro mockingbird "'( " Mimus graysoni " ) is an specific epithet commemorates the American ornithologist Andrew Jackson Grayson.
• Caesar awarded the victory to Publilius, but restored Laberius to his equestrian rank, which he had forfeited by appearing as a " mimus ."
• King Friday's other pet was a mockingbird ( also a wooden bird on a stick ) named Mimus Polyglottos ( see Neighborhood of Make-Believe ).
• The genus name " Mimus " is a Latin word meaning " mimic ", while the species name " parvulus " is a Latin word meaning " very small ".
• The "'tropical mockingbird "'( " Mimus gilvus " ) is a resident breeding bird from southern Mexico south to northern Brazil, and in the Lesser Antilles and other Caribbean islands.
• "Sucho " is Greek for crocodile, said Mark Norell, dinosaur specialist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, and " mimus " is the Latin root word for mimic.
• This was a synonym of a former name for the mockingbird genus, " Mimus "; the genus creator Swainson had shown a mockingbird and this thrush on the same plate of his book, they were related.
• The fruits of this plant are among the favorite foods of the nearly-extinct Socorro mockingbird ( " Mimus graysoni " ) and the Socorro dove ( " Zenaida graysoni " ) which presently only survives in captivity.
• The aquaculture potential of several octopus species has been investigated in recent years, including " Octopus maya ", " Octopus bimaculoides ", " Octopus ocellatus ", and " Octopus mimus ".
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• Roman " mimus " was regularly performed without female roles were performed by men . " Mimus " gave women opportunities to earn a living as professional entertainers, and Galeria's career is evidence of the long-lived acclaim and financial reward they might achieve.
• Roman " mimus " was regularly performed without female roles were performed by men . " Mimus " gave women opportunities to earn a living as professional entertainers, and Galeria's career is evidence of the long-lived acclaim and financial reward they might achieve.
• Burns also assigned " Glyptodontopelta " to Nodosauridae  rejecting Ford's Stegopeltinae  and proposed that another armored taxon from New Mexico, " Edmontonia australis ", is a synonym of " Glyptodontopelta mimus ", based on analysis of armor size and shape.
• More popular than literary theatre was the genre-defying " mimus " theatre, which featured scripted scenarios with free improvisation, risqu?language and jokes, sex scenes, action sequences, and political satire, along with dance numbers, juggling, acrobatics, tightrope walking, striptease, and dancing bears.