Canis lupus

1 Dingo / Wild Dog at Paddys River, ACT

Canis lupus at Paddys River, ACT - 16 Jul 2009

Canis lupus at Paddys River, ACT - 16 Jul 2009

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Identification history

	Canis lupus	22 Apr 2018	michaelb
	Canis lupus	22 Apr 2018	KMcCue

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Perhaps a tiger-cross

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Sighting information

1 Abundance
16 Jul 2009 04:26 PM Recorded on
KMcCue Recorded by

Additional information

Male Gender

Species information

Canis lupus Scientific name
Dingo / Wild Dog Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-Invasive
Up to 1013.14m Recorded at altitude
Machine learning
External link More information
Synonyms
Canis lupus dingo Canus dingo Canis lupus familiaris Canis familaris

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