Latin genitive form of 'alector' (rooster), used in scientific nomenclature to indicate possession or relationship to roosters.
Latin genitive singular of 'alector,' following classical Latin declension patterns used in binomial nomenclature and anatomical descriptions.
Latin genitive forms like 'alectoris' survive in scientific names like 'gallina alectoris' or rooster-related anatomical terms, keeping dead language alive through modern biology.
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