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'''''Sus scrofa''''' ([[Carolus Linnaeus|Linnaeus]] anno [[1758]]) est [[Mammalia|mammal]], species generis [[Sus|Suis]] et familiae [[Suidae|Suidarum]], in [[Europa]], [[Africa]] boreali, [[Asia]], et insulis [[Oceanus Pacificus|Oceani Pacifici]] inventa. ''Sus scrofa'' fera commune '''aper''' appellatur; ''Sus scrofa domestica'' est subspecies quae vulgo ''[[porcus]]'' vel simpliciter ''sus'' appellatur.
== De apro in mythologia ==
Animal periculosum vanator''ibus antiquis erat aper ː certe ingentes apros vicisse inter magna heroum facta referebatur. Ita quartus [[Labores Herculis|Herculis labor]] fuit [[aper Erymanthius]]. Et [[Theseus]] laudabatur quod in itinere Cromyoniam suem feram occidisset<ref>[[Plutarchus]], ''Theseus'' 9.</ref>.
== Bibliographia ==
* Umberto Albarella, Dale Serjeantson, "[https://www.academia.edu/3283518/Albarella_U._and_Serjeantson_D._2002._A_passion_for_pork_meat_consumption_at_the_British_late_Neolithic_site_of_Durrington_Walls._In_P.Miracle_and_N.Milner_eds_._Consuming_Passions_and_Patterns_of_Consumption_pp.33-49._Cambridge_Monographs_of_the_McDonald_Institute A passion for pork: meat consumption at the British late Neolithic site of Durrington Walls]" in P. Miracle, N. Milner, edd., ''Consuming Passions and Patterns of Consumption'' (Cantabrigiae: McDonald Institute, 2002) pp. 33-49
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