Darwin's fox

English

A Darwin's fox

Etymology

Named after Charles Darwin.

Noun

Darwin's fox (plural Darwin's foxes)

A fox-like South American canid, Lycalopex fulvipes, found predominantly on Chiloé.

Translations

South American mammal

Spanish: zorro chilote (es) m, zorro de Darwin (es) m

References

Darwin's fox on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

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