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カタカナ. That form of the Japanese kana syllabary which is not cursive and is most commonly used for (but not restricted to) writing words borrowed from other languages.
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Are ミツバチ and イルカ more frequently written in katakana?
I'm in the translation industry and in my experience if given a list such as yours with no context there is no particular reason those words need to be written in katakana. … I think the katakana usage here is the same thing.
I hope this helps …
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