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Measurements (Size, Length) [Wolves]

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Measurements (Size, Length) [Wolves]

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08-28-2020, 08:46 PM ( This post was last modified: 08-28-2020, 08:58 PM by TheNormalGuy )

Quote:Measurements (Harrison 1981, Khalaf-von-Jaffa 1990)
[*]Total Length : 1140 mm
[*]Tail : 320 mm
[*]Hind foot : 184-197 mm
[*]Ear : 80-92  mm
[*]Greatest  length  of  skull  184.5-220  mm.
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^ About the Arabian Wolf 
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(Mendelssohn 1982, Khalaf-von-Jaffa 1990)


Quote:Mean weight of Mediterranean Indian Wolves [Canis lupus pallipes living in non-desertic areas] : Males 23.6 kg (N : Unknown)
Mean weight of Desert Indian Wolves [Canis lupus pallipes living in arid and desertic areas] : Males 20.1 kg, Females 17.0 kg
Mean weight of Arabian Wolves [Canis lupus arabs] : Males 18.0 kg, a female 12.3 kg.


Quote:"It might seem strange that in such a small country as Palestine, only 410 kilometers from north to south, there are 3 distinct populations of such wide-ranging animals as wolves. There are, however, considerable climatic differences. Perhaps the different populations are well adapted to local climatic conditions."
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