- the crab-eating fox (cerdocyon thous), also
known as the
forest fox, wood fox, and the
common fox, is an
extant species of medium-sized
-
cerdocyon avius is an
extinct species of
omnivorous mammal of the
family canidae ,
which inhabited north america during the
pliocene -
subfamily caninae :
genus cerdocyon. crab-eating fox ,
cerdocyon thous.
genus dusicyon †
falklands wolf ,
dusicyon australis †
genus lycalopex -
cerdocyon thous azarae (zono, or azara's dog; a
variety of the crab-eating fox )
atelocynus microtis (the short-eared dog of brazil)
- classification: file:cerdocyon
thous mg 9503. jpg , crab-eating fox , a
south american species. image:fox exhibit, cape fear museum,
wilmington - order:
carnivora (carnivorans): genus:
cerdocyon crab-eating fox
cerdocyon thous lc. genus:
speothos bush dog
speothos venaticus vu
- order:
carnivora (carnivorans): genus:
cerdocyon crab-eating fox
cerdocyon thous lc. genus:
speothos bush dog
speothos venaticus nt
-
genus cerdocyon : crab-eating fox (c.
thous )
genus nyctereutes :
raccoon dog (n.
procyonoides )
genus atelocynus : short-eared dog (a.
- (dasypus novemcinctus), the crab-eating fox (cerdocyon thous), the red
brocket (mazama americana), and the
brown brocket (mazama
gouazoupira - 'dioctophyme
renale (nematoda, dioctophymatidae)
infection in the crab-eating fox (cerdocyon thous) from brazil.'
journal of
wildlife 
