[collected Reprints, 1912-1919
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Nat. Scien. Phila., 1851, p. 147.) Type locaUty — Fort Gibson, junction of the Neosho and Arkansas rivers, Indian Territory. Muzzle cinnamon rufous; carnassials and premolars decidedly smaller than in latrans.
326 Field Museum of Natural History — Zoology, Vol. XI.
The Prairie Wolf, or Coyote, resembles the Timber Wolf, but is smaller; and while they occasionally kill Calves, Colts and Sheep and even full-grown Deer, the greater portion of their food consists of smaller animals, such as Mice, R...abbits, frogs, birds and eggs, etc., as well as dead fish and carrion of any kind.
Unlike the Timber Wolf* the Coyote habitually barks, and in localities where they are common their dog-like barking is a familiar sound about the camp. They howl mostly at night, but they occasion- ally do so on cloudy days or before a storm. They breed from early in April until the middle of May (Bailey says April i to May 15, in western United States) and the number of pups bom in a litter varies from 4 to 9, generally 5 or 6.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nat. Scien. Phila., 1851, p. 147.) Type locaUty — Fort Gibson, junction of the Neosho and Arkansas rivers, Indian Territory. Muzzle cinnamon rufous; carnassials and premolars decidedly smaller than in latrans.
326 Field Museum of Natural History — Zoology, Vol. XI.
The Prairie Wolf, or Coyote, resembles the Timber Wolf, but is smaller; and while they occasionally kill Calves, Colts and Sheep and even full-grown Deer, the greater portion of their food consists of smaller animals, such as Mice, R...abbits, frogs, birds and eggs, etc., as well as dead fish and carrion of any kind.
Unlike the Timber Wolf* the Coyote habitually barks, and in localities where they are common their dog-like barking is a familiar sound about the camp. They howl mostly at night, but they occasion- ally do so on cloudy days or before a storm. They breed from early in April until the middle of May (Bailey says April i to May 15, in western United States) and the number of pups bom in a litter varies from 4 to 9, generally 5 or 6.
What to read after [collected Reprints, 1912-1919?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles B Charles Barney Cory to read onlineMoreLess
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