- The
coyote (
Canis latrans), also
known as the
American jackal,
prairie wolf, or
brush wolf, is a
species of
canine native to
North America. It is smaller...
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hybrid descended from
coyotes (
Canis latrans),
eastern wolves (
Canis lycaon), gray
wolves (
Canis lupus), and dogs (
Canis familiaris). All of
these species...
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ranges than the
typical western coyote. This
canine has been
named Canis latrans var. and has been
referred to as the
eastern coyote,
northeastern coyote...
- The
Pleistocene coyote (
Canis latrans orcutti), also
known as the Ice Age coyote, is an
extinct subspecies of
coyote that
lived in
western North America...
- (
Canis rufus) is a
canine native to the
southeastern United States. Its size is
intermediate between the
coyote (
Canis latrans) and gray wolf (
Canis lupus)...
- wolf (
Canis lupus)
Eastern wolf (
Canis lycaon) (includes
latrans admixture) Red wolf (
Canis rufus) (includes
latrans admixture)
Coyote (
Canis latrans) African...
- (
Canis lycaon) (aka C. lupus lycaon), Gray Wolf (C. lupus), and
Coyote (C.
latrans)". The
first published name of a
taxon belonging to the
genus Canis...
- conditions,
compared to
other mesocarnivores, for
example the
coyote (
Canis latrans) in
Northeast North America. Many
carnivores have
different locomotor...
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cultures of the
Indigenous peoples of
North America,
based on the
coyote (
Canis latrans) animal. This
character is
usually male and is
generally anthropomorphic...
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Pliocene (5 Mya), the
larger Canis lepophagus appeared in the same region, and by the
Early Pleistocene (1 Mya)
Canis latrans (the coyote) was in existence...
