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    Coyotes Evolution

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    Coyotes or Canis latrans Coyotes are most commonly found in the desert and arid areas of the world, whether it was found in the desert, the tundra, or any other barren place of the world. Coyotes have evolved to this type of climate by decreasing need of calories, as the larger food is scarce. They have also evolved to be in a pack to help take down more significant food sources, like elk and deer. Coyotes, though they share DNA with many other animals have evolved to have a better insulating coat of fur to help with the cold nights, and also the wind and rain found in some desert climates. Coyotes and their ancestors alike have always been on the side of the food chain that hunts the grass eaters, and have always been near the top, but…

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    Was That A Coyote Or A Wolf? Wolves and coyotes both reside within the canidae family but both differ in many ways. Coyotes and Gray wolves have always been thought of as the same animal, but they are more different than people think. When someone takes the time to really dig deep into the details they can clearly see the differences between them. Someone can’t just say that Coyotes and Gray wolves are the same when actually they’re completely different. The differences between wolves and…

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    Invasion by coyotes have befallen upon communities across the US, and the number of pet casualties have only increased. University park is being threatened with the same fate……...University Park Animal Control needs to stop the threat of wild coyotes by encouraging citizens not to leave any food outside that stray animals may eat. There is bloodshed in the community. Although the sightings are relatively low, the problems with coyotes only increase over time. University Park has had a stray cat…

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    trampoline late at night, I remember hearing the coyotes howl and yip in the field bordering my friend’s house. The sound so frightened us that we promptly rushed inside. To children that grew up never truly in the country, only on the edge of town, coyotes seemed so wild. However, as Dan Flores illuminates in his book, Coyote America: A Natural and Supernatural History, that encounter was not an unusual experience at all. In the past century coyotes have spread across all reaches of the United…

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    Essay On Coyote

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    Introduction I chose to write about the most versatile animal that I can think of, the coyote! The coyote is a native to my original home, Wisconsin and to my current home, Colorado! The coyote is a mammal, just like us! This being said, they are many similarities in the make up of this animal! Coyote They coyote comes from the classification of eukaryote. From the “root” of the branch, comes both animals and plants. Animals and plants are sister taxa, meaning that they branch off from…

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    ”Wolves are having an identity crisis. A new genetic analysis suggests that red wolves and eastern wolves aren’t true “species.” Instead, they seem to be blends of two other species, gray wolves and coyotes.” the article starts off commenting on the fact the the groups Red wolves and Eastern wolves aren't a “species” anymore.but then states “Red wolves and eastern wolves look similar to gray wolves but are often treated as different species. Eastern wolves live in the Great Lakes region, where…

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    Wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park to save the species from extinction. At first glace wolves, situated at the top of the food chain, and beavers, on the other end of the food chain, have no direct correlation. But when divulging deeper into the root of the problem, beavers were ultimately affected when wolves were removed from the habitat. As seen in the above paragraphs, the wolves altered the lives of many species, but the most significant were the beavers. In controlling…

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    Hybridization Red Wolf

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    effects of hybridization with coyotes on red wolf survival Matthew Owen, University of South Wales, UK Introduction and project rationale The red wolf (Canis rufus) is a critically endangered canid species that is endemic to the south-east regions of the United States. In the past, the wolves were widespread in numerous American states, but persecution and loss of habitat restricted them to the states of Louisiana and Texas where they then struggled with high parasite numbers and…

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    The reason of Morey, Gese and Gehrt’s (2007) study was to see how coyotes diet vary among the influences of human interactions and seasons. The study was conducted in four sites in the Chicago metropolitan area. Morey et al., collected the data in May 2000 through December 2002. The data was collected in 2 public forest preserves: Ned Brown Forest Preserve, Popular Creek area, and 1 private forest preserve: Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation, and various city parks in Schaumburg, Illinois. The…

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    Grey Wolf Research Paper

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    Dhole have been known to make packs large enough to take down tigers, but it is not common. The red wolves are similar to their cousins, grey wolves. But are smaller in size and strength. While similar to grey wolves, they actually have cross-breeded with coyotes when grey wolves will kill coyotes. This creates a hybrid called coy wolves. They are usually nocturnal but they will come out during the day in winter months. They are pack animals but the pack sizes are typically smaller than what…

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