- wild
horse (Equus
ferus) is a
species of the
genus Equus,
which includes as
subspecies the
modern domesticated horse (Equus
ferus caballus) as well as...
-
camels (
C.
ferus) were once widespread. The name
ferus refers to “feral” or “wild”.
After centuries of
being domesticated and selectively-bred,
C. bactri****...
-
camel shares the
genus Camelus with the
dromedary (
C. dromedarius) and the wild
Bactrian camel (
C.
ferus). The
Bactrian camel belongs to the
family Camelidae...
-
According to
molecular data, the wild
Bactrian camel (
C.
ferus)
separated from the
domestic Bactrian camel (
C. bactri****)
about 1
million years ago. New World...
- The
tarpan (Equus
ferus ferus) was a free-ranging
horse subspecies of the
Eurasian steppe from the 18th to the 20th century. It is
generally unknown whether...
- in
persons diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease". In Turner,
Dennis C.; Wilson,
Cindy C. (eds.).
Companion animals in
human health.
Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage...
-
shares the
genus Camelus with the
Bactrian camel (
C. bactri****) and the wild
Bactrian camel (
C.
ferus). The
dromedary belongs to the
family Camelidae....
-
Whether the wild
Bactrian camel (Camelus
ferus) is a
distinct species or a
subspecies (
C. bactri****
ferus) is
still debated. The
divergence date is...
- altitudes, and are
prone to
suffering from heat
exhaustion above about 15 °
C (59 °F).
Further adaptations to the cold
include a
thick layer of subcutaneous...
-
Publishing Inc. pp. 502–503 Fox-Davies, A.
C. (1909), A
complete guide to heraldry, London, Edinburgh, T.
C. & E.
C. Jack, pp. 198–199 Wagner, J. A. (2001)...