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FAUNA , the name, in See also: Roman See also: mythology, of a country goddess of the See also: fields and cattle, known sometimes as the See also: sister, some-times as the wife of the See also: god Faunus; hence the See also: term is used collectively for all the animals in any given See also: geographical See also: area or See also: geological See also: period, or for an enumeration of the same
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It thus corresponds to the term " See also: flora " in respect to plant See also: life
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