Off topic fox question

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Subject:	Off topic fox question
From:	"Van Gasse" <>
Date:	Fri, 28 Sep 2001 08:17:40 +0200

Stuart,

Vulpes vulpes, of course. Must have been long ago that it was still placed
in the same genus with wolves and dogs.

Paul Van Gasse
Kruibeke, Belgium


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Subject: Off topic fox question


Hi All,

Sorry to ask an off topic question; I'll keep it short.

What is the binomial name for the fox?

Strahan says Vulpes vulpes
Menkhorst says Canis vulpes

Any help appreciated,

Stuart

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