- was
altered to its "-goose"
ending by folk etymology. It was
spelled "
mungoose" in the 18th and 19th centuries. The
plural form is "mongooses". Mongooses...
-
Robert A. (1884). "No. 236
Herpestes Pallidus vel
Griseus The
Common Grey
Mungoose".
Natural history of the
Mammalia of
India and Ceylon. Calcutta: Thacker...
-
cerpelai mongoose (Herpestes sp.) கீரிப்பிள்ளை kīri-p-piḷḷai
common Indian mungoose,
Indian ichneumon,
Herpestes mungo cerpu leather sandals (terompah-like)...
- of Nallamalas, Lankamalas, Palakonda-Seshachalam and
Velikonda forests.
mungoose, jackal, fox, wolves, wild dogs, bear, the
Malabar squirrel, porcupine...
- of Sri Lanka. p. 1012. ISBN 978-955-8576-32-8. Allen, P. R. (1911). "
Mungooses in the
Eastern Ghats".
Journal of the
Bombay Natural History Society....
-
cerpelai mongoose (Herpestes sp.) கீரிப்பிள்ளை kīri-p-piḷḷai
common Indian mungoose,
Indian ichneumon,
Herpestes mungo cerpu leather sandals (terompah-like)...
-
Shooting Wolves Watching Antelope...19 Wild Dogs (Cuon rutilans)...25
Mungoose and Cobra...28
Rather a Stopper...31 A
Brave Boar...33 The
Lesser Florikin...
-
Society of
London (November): 502–579. Thomas, O. (1882). "On the
African Mungooses".
Proceedings of the
Zoological Society of
London (January): 59–93. Mivart...
- hermaphroditus". A Hand-book to the Carnivora, Part I. Cats, Civets, and
Mungooses. London:
Edward Lloyd, Limited. p. 239. Wemmer, C. & Watling, D. (1986)...
-
woman who does so. Jock of the
Bushveld The
source uses the
spelling "
mungoose" throughout; the
spelling has been here
modernized to "mongoose" for consistency...
