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Viverridae is a
family of
small to medium-sized
feliform mammals,
comprising 14
genera with 33 species. This
family was
named and
first described by John...
- are not true cats but are
closely related.
Together with the Felidae,
Viverridae, Nandiniidae, Eupleridae,
hyenas and mongooses, they
constitute the Feliformia...
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civet applies to over a
dozen different species,
mostly from the
family Viverridae. Most of the species's
diversity is
found in
southeast Asia.
Civets do...
- However,
omnivorous feliforms also exist,
particularly in the
family Viverridae. Many
feliforms have
retractile or semi-retractile
claws and many are...
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canids and many "dog-like" animals. The
feliforms include the Felidae,
Viverridae, hyena, and
mongoose families, the
majority of
which live only in the...
- "Integrative
taxonomy and
phylogenetic systematics of the
genets (Carnivora,
Viverridae, Genetta): a new
classification of the most
speciose carnivoran genus...
- Feliformia,
containing both the
family Viverridae, and the
superfamily Herpestoidea.
Infraorder Viverroidea Family Viverridae (civets and allies) Superfamily...
- the
genera Prionodon and
Poiana in the
tribe Prionodontina, as part of
Viverridae.
Reginald Innes Po****
initially followed Gray's classification, but the...
- The
Viverrinae represent the
largest subfamily of the
Viverridae comprising three genera,
which are
subdivided into six
species native to
Africa and Southeast...
- musk and
civet oil, is the
glandular secretion produced by both ****es of
Viverridae species. A
number of
viverrid species secrete civet oil in
their perineal...
