- The
swift fox (Vulpes velox) is a
small light orange-tan
fox around the size of a
domestic cat
found in the
western gr****lands of
North America, such as...
-
University of
Regina Canadian Plains Research (2003). The
Swift Fox:
Ecology and
Conservation of
Swift Foxes in a
Changing World.
University of
Regina Press. pp...
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group of the
South American foxes or an
outlying group,
which consists of the bat-eared
fox, gray
fox, and
island fox.
Foxes live on
every continent except...
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possess a light-tipped tail. The
other foxes in this
group (Bengal, Cape, corsac, fennec, kit, pale, and
swift) all
possess black-tipped or dark-tipped...
-
American counterpart of the
fennec fox due to its
large ears. Some
mammalogists classify it as
conspecific with the
swift fox, V. velox, but
molecular systematics...
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avoiding the open
plains inhabited by red
foxes.: 84–85 Red
foxes dominate kit and
swift foxes. Kit
foxes usually avoid competition with
their larger...
- The
Arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus), also
known as the
white fox,
polar fox, or snow
fox, is a
small species of
fox native to the
Arctic regions of the Northern...
- one
species within a
holarctic clade of
foxes that also
includes the red
fox, the
swift fox and the
Arctic fox, all of
which it resembles. However, the...
- Look up
Swift,
swift, or
SWIFT in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Swift or
SWIFT most
commonly refers to:
SWIFT, an
international organization facilitating...
- 2021. "Outsiders WGN America-Interview with
Gillian Alexy &
Francie Swift".
Fox 31.
January 24, 2017.
Retrieved May 2, 2021. Bernstein,
Abbie (February...
