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Red Wolf
(i) organism common name; Red Wolf
(ii) organism latin name, (if not sure, use "latinus latinus"); Canis lupus rufus
(iii) Artist name; Heather E. Harlow/Forbidding
(iv) Artist website, n/a
Once ranging from Texas to Florida the red wolf became extinct in the wild in 1980. Since then a small population has been reintroduced into North Carolina but it remains the most endangerd wolf species. Known for thier red color a black varient is believed to have existed but is now extinct.
Phylo submission is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.0 Generic specific for use in the Phylo card project.
Red Wolf
(i) organism common name; Red Wolf
(ii) organism latin name, (if not sure, use "latinus latinus"); Canis lupus rufus
(iii) Artist name; Heather E. Harlow/Forbidding
(iv) Artist website, n/a
Once ranging from Texas to Florida the red wolf became extinct in the wild in 1980. Since then a small population has been reintroduced into North Carolina but it remains the most endangerd wolf species. Known for thier red color a black varient is believed to have existed but is now extinct.
Phylo submission is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.0 Generic specific for use in the Phylo card project.