What does GROMS mean?
GROMS means Global Register of Migratory Species
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Global Register of Migratory Species?
Global Register of Migratory Species can be abbreviated as GROMS
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What does GROMS stand for? GROMS stands for "Global Register of Migratory Species". |
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How to abbreviate "Global Register of Migratory Species"? "Global Register of Migratory Species" can be abbreviated as GROMS. |
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What is the meaning of GROMS abbreviation? The meaning of GROMS abbreviation is "Global Register of Migratory Species". |
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What is GROMS abbreviation? One of the definitions of GROMS is "Global Register of Migratory Species". |
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What does GROMS mean? GROMS as abbreviation means "Global Register of Migratory Species". |
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What is shorthand of Global Register of Migratory Species? The most common shorthand of "Global Register of Migratory Species" is GROMS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- REZZO - Register of Emissions and Air Pollution Sources
- REFFIS - Register of Experienced Fly Fishing Instructors and Schools
- RoHM - Register of Health and Merit
- ROKSO - Register of Known Spam Operations
- RSERG - Register of Stockpiles of Emergency Relief Goods
- ERMS - European Register of Marine Species
- RECI - Register of Electrical Contractors of Ireland
- WoRMS - World Register of Marine Species
- NARMS - North Atlantic Register of Marine Species
- RCDSS - Register of Causes of Death, Statistics Sweden
- RTECS - Register of Toxic Effects of Chemical Substances
- RAMS - Register of Antarctic Marine Species
- cms - Conservation of Migratory Species
- cms - Convention of Migratory Species
- groms - Global Registry of Migratory Species
- ms - Migratory Species
- terms - the European Register of Marine Species
- wrms - World Register of Marine Species
- Reg.Oxf. - Register of the University of Oxford
- Reg.PCS - register of the privy council of Scotland