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*Canis* is a genus within the family Canidae, classified under the order Carnivora and class Mammalia. It was described by Linnaeus in 1758 and serves as the nomenclatural type for the family. The genus is distinct from wolves, jackals, and dogs, and its common names include Kaniso, Koer, Wulwer, and כלב.
The lineage dates back to about 6 million years ago. While the genus is accepted in taxonomic records, specific species such as the coyote are not extinct. Occurrence data from various institutions in the United States, France, Mexico, and the United Kingdom document its presence. The taxon is referenced by 886 other encyclopedia articles.
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Species
Coyote
Canis
GENUS
- KingdomAnimalia
- PhylumChordata
- ClassMammalia
- OrderCarnivora
- FamilyCanidae
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- Canidae
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- United States, France, Mexico, United Kingdom
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- start time
- 6000000-00
- different from
- dog
- taxon author citation
- Linnaeus, 1758
- nomenclatural type of
- Canidae
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