falanouc造句

• Some have retractile or semi-retractile claws ( the fossa and the Malagasy civet ) and others do not ( the falanouc and Malagasy mongooses ).
• It's based on " Eupleres ", the genus name of the falanouc, which is just the two Greek words stuck together.
• It is classified alongside the western falanouc, " Eupleres major ", recognized only in 2010, in the genus " Eupleres ".
• Nor should it be confused with the very similarly named falanouc ( " Eupleres goudotii " ), also known as the Malagasy small-toothed civet.
• The "'eastern falanouc "'( " Eupleres goudotii " ) is a rare mongoose-like mammal in the carnivoran family Eupleridae endemic to Madagascar.
• I'm not, however, finding any indication of why the falanouc was considered " well filled " by some taxonomist ( maybe he saw a particulary fat one ? ).
• Species in Euplerinae ( including the fossa, falanouc, and Malagasy civet ) have Mya ), though Philippe Gaubert and Veron estimated a divergence date of 19.4 Mya ( 16.5 22.7 Mya ).
• Together, the fossa and " C . spelea " form the genus " Cryptoprocta " within the family Eupleridae, which also includes the other Malagasy carnivorans the falanouc, the fanalokas, and the Galidiinae.
• In addition to a remarkable density of 17 lemurs species, a total of 57 mammals species have been recorded to date, including the Fossa ( " Cryptoprocta ferox " ), the Falanouc ( " Eupleres goudotii " ) and 13 species of tenrecs.
• Nothing like it was reported by 17th-century European explorers of the island, and one bone has been giant fossa, and elephant birds were generally larger and not exclusively insectivorous; also, some species with likely more specialized diets, such as the falanouc ( " Eupleres goudoti " ) and aye-aye ( " Daubentonia madagascariensis " ), did survive.