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... lupus . " Canis occidentalis Auct . recent . name of course applies to the northern American Wolf as not distinct from the European species , a question yet unsettled in the opinion ... Canis- .. " Canis mexicanus occidentalis APPENDIX . 7.
... Lupus gigas TOWNSEND , Journ . Acad . Nat . Sci . Philadel- phia , vol . 2 , p . 75. November , 1850 . 1912. Canis ... occidentalis ( Richardson ) . 1829. Canis lupus , occidentalis RICHARDSON , Fauna Boreali- Americana , vol . 1 , p . 60 ...
... Canis lupus niger , Herm . Obs . Zool . p . 32 . Loup noir , Buffon , H. N. ix . p . 362 , t . 41 ; F. Cuv . Mamm ... occidentalis . ( American Wolf . ) Skull - forehead convex , rounded ; internal nostrils broad in front and narrow behind .
... Canis lupus niger , Herm . Obs . Zool . p . 32 . Loup noir , Buffon , H. N. ix . p . 362 , t . 41 ; F. Cuv . Mamm ... occidentalis . ( American Wolf . ) Skull - forehead convex , rounded ; internal nostrils broad in front and narrow behind .
... Canis Lupus Occidentalis Griseus . The American Red Wolf - Canis Lupus Occidentalis Sticteus . The American Dusky Wolf - Canis Lupus Occidentalis Nubulus- The American Black Wolf - Canis Lupus Occidentalis Ater . The Arctic Fox - Canis ...
... Canis lupus , occidentalis , having been rendered by them " Canis ( Lupus ) occidentalis , " thus incor- rectly conveying the impression that he regarded the wolf of North America as distinct from the European , and as also having ...
... Canis lupus , occidentalis , having been rendered by them " Canis ( Lupus ) occidentalis , " thus incor- rectly conveying the impression that he regarded the wolf of North America as distinct from the European , and as also having ...
... Canis lupus , occidentalis , having been rendered by them " Canis ( Lupus ) occidentalis , " thus incor- rectly conveying the impression that he regarded the wolf of North America as distinct from the European , and as also having ...
... Canis lupus , occidentalis , having been rendered by them " Canis ( Lupus ) occidentalis , " thus incor- rectly conveying the impression that he regarded the wolf of North America as distinct from the European , and as also having ...