Canis mosbachensis

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Canis mosbachensis is an extinct species of early wolf-like canid from the Pleistocene of Eurasia, considered an ancestor or close relative of the modern gray wolf.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf extinct canid species
prehistoric mammal
belongsTo Caninae NERFINISHED
bodySize smaller than modern gray wolf
class Mammalia
commonName Mosbach wolf
diet carnivorous
ecologicalRole medium-sized predator
evolutionarySignificance considered a close relative of the gray wolf
considered a possible ancestor of the gray wolf
early member of wolf lineage
family Canidae NERFINISHED
fossilRecord known from Pleistocene fossil remains
fossilSites China NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
Germany NERFINISHED
Russia NERFINISHED
Spain NERFINISHED
genus Canis NERFINISHED
geographicDistribution Asia NERFINISHED
Eurasia NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
habitat Pleistocene steppe and woodland habitats
open and semi-open environments
isAncestorOrCloseRelativeOf Canis lupus
gray wolf
isRelatedTo Canis arnensis NERFINISHED
Canis etruscus NERFINISHED
Canis lupus NERFINISHED
Canis variabilis NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
lifestyle terrestrial
locomotion quadrupedal
morphology wolf-like canid
namedAfter Mosbach NERFINISHED
order Carnivora
phylum Chordata
reproduction viviparous
status extinct
taxonRank species
temporalRange Pleistocene
thermoregulation endothermic
timePeriod Early Pleistocene
Middle Pleistocene
trophicLevel secondary consumer

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Canis includesSpecies Canis mosbachensis