Cygnus atratus (Latham, 1790)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES: Published in
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Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Chordata: class
Aves: order
Anseriformes: family
Anatidae: genus
Cygnus: species
Cygnus atratus

Name

Synonyms: Anas atratus Latham, 1790; Chenopsis atratus (Latham, 1790); Cygnus atractus (Latham, 1790)
Homonyms: Cygnus atratus (Latham, 1790)
Common names: Black Swan in English; Black Swan in English; Black Swan in English; Black Swan in English; Black Swan in English; Black Swan in English; Black Swan in English; Cigno nero in Italian; Cisne negro in Spanish; Cygne noir in French; Schwaarze Schwan in Luxembourgish; Schwaarze Schwunn in Luxembourgish; Schwarzschwan in German; Schwarzschwan in German; Sort svane in Danish; Sortsvane in Danish; Sortsvane in Danish; Svartsvane in Norwegian; Trauerschwan in German; Zwarte Zwaan in Dutch; black swan in English; black swan in English; black swan in English; black swan in English; cigne negre in Catalan–Valencian; cisne-preto in Portuguese; cygne noir in French; fekete hattyú in Hungarian; juodoji gulbė in Lithuanian; labuť černá in Czech; labuť čierna in Slovak; melnais gulbis in Latvian; mustajoutsen in Finnish; mustluik in Estonian; svart svan in Swedish; zwarte zwaan in Dutch; črni labod in Slovenian; łabędź czarny in Polish; Чёрный лебедь in Russian; コクチョウ in Japanese; 黑天鵝 in Chinese; 黑天鹅 in Chinese; Black Swan in English; Black Swan in English; Black Swan in English; Zwarte zwaan in Dutch; svart svan in Swedish; čáhppesnjukča in Northern Sami; Cygne noir in French; Schwarzschwan in German

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