- The
ferret (
Mustela furo) is a small,
domesticated species belonging to the
family Mustelidae. The
ferret is most
likely a
domesticated form of the wild...
- The
European polecat (
Mustela ****rius), also
known as the
common polecat,
black polecat and
forest polecat, is a
mustelid species native to
western Eurasia...
- The
stoat (
Mustela erminea), also
known as the
Eurasian ermine,
Beringian ermine and ermine, is a
mustelid native to
Eurasia and the
northern regions...
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Weasels /ˈwiːzəlz/ are
mammals of the
genus Mustela of the
family Mustelidae. The
genus Mustela includes the
least weasels, polecats, stoats, ferrets...
- The
Siberian weasel or kolonok (
Mustela sibirica), is a medium-sized
weasel native to Asia,
where it is
widely distributed and
inhabits various forest...
-
subspecies are recognised. The
American mink
differs from
members of the
genus Mustela (stoats and weasels), as well as the
other members of Neogale, by its larger...
- The
least weasel (
Mustela nivalis),
little weasel,
common weasel,
or simply weasel is the
smallest member of the
genus Mustela,
family Mustelidae and order...
- is a
hybrid between a wild
European polecat (
Mustela ****rius) and a
domesticated ferret (
Mustela furo).
Offspring of such a
cross between the two animals...
- The
steppe polecat (
Mustela eversmanii), also
known as the
white or masked polecat, is a
species of
mustelid native to
Central and
Eastern Europe and...
-
described in the
genus Mustela with the name
Mustela frenata by
Hinrich Lichtenstein in 1831. In 1993, the classification,
Mustela frenata, was accepted...
