canidae

However that reflects the second, larger problem, which is that Canidae exhibit an extraordinarily high degree of phenotypic plasticity.

Well, sounds like a certain canidae TV network ought to be regulated out of existence.

The Canidae genus fits the bill nicely, which includes foxes, jackals, and of course, wolves and dogs.

Maybe I'm such a bad canidae that they don't even want to bother with a form letter.

Both African Dogs and other dogs are members of the Canidae family.

I'm just waiting for the naming convention to change over to randomly-chosen members of Canidae so we can be more like Apple.

> Canidae in nature have no problem with killing or inflicting suffering btw.

Later in the article it's mentioned that the researchers believe the DNA evidence will move the dire wolf out of the 'canis' genus, which by implication will leave them in the 'canidae' family.

A literal fox, canidae vulpus." The passage is - At that time some Pharisees came to Jesus and said to him, "Leave this place and go somewhere else.

Is there something about cetaceans that saddens more than canidae, columbidae, equidae, or "sapiens?"

They may be using the term "dog" to refer to Caninae (or Canidae?) rather than wolf-derived pets, judging by the description of the phylogeny.

Yeah, I didn't realize that "dog" was equivalent to "canidae".

The taxonomy isn't an inherent part of the object (i.e Dog extends Canidae).

Canidae in nature have no problem with killing or inflicting suffering btw.

Canidae exhibit an extraordinarily high degree of phenotypic plasticity.