Vulpes cana
Vulpes cana est parva familiae Canidarum vulpes, quae in quibusdam Orientis Medii regionibus habitat.
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Proprietates
recensereSicut aliae vulpes regionum desertarum, Vulpis canae aures magnae calorem dissipant. Non autem ea vulpes calces pilosos habet in pedibus, qui pedes a calore harenae calidae tegerent.
Regio habitatioque
recensereVulpes cana habitat in regionibus semi-aridis?, tesquis montibusque Afganiae, Aegypto, Irania, Pakistania, Cisiordania et Israeli.[1] Forsitan quoque Arabiam incolit.
Nuper cinephotomachinae Vulpes canas adesse in quibusdam locis montum confirmaverunt: in Aegypto[2] et Phylarchiarum Arabicarum Confoederatione[3] et Arabia Saudiana.[4]
Alimonia
recensereHaec vulpes est omnivora, et magis frugivora quam vulpes aliae.
Subspecies
recensereVulpi canae non sunt subspecies.[5]
Notae
recensere- ↑ GBIF sighting records
- ↑ El-Alqamy H., Wacher T. J., Hamada A. & Rashad, S. (2003). Camera Traps; A Non-invasive Sampling Technique to Redefine the Large Mammals Fauna of South Sinai. Full Book-2003, Cat Specialist Group-IUCN, [1]
- ↑ Llewellyn-Smith, R.E. (2000). A short note on Blanford's fox Vulpes cana in the mountains of Ras Al Khaimah. Tribulus 10.1:23-24.
- ↑ Cunningham and Wronski (2009). "Blanford's fox confirmed in the At-Tubaiq Protected Area (norther Saudi Arabia) and the Ibex Reserve (central Saudi Arabia)". Canid News (IUCN/SSC Specialist Group) (12.4)
- ↑ "Catalogue of Life". http://www.catalogueoflife.org
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