pardofelis temminckii造句

• pardofelis temminckii    Genetic analysis carried out at the turn of the century revealed a close genetic relationship with the Borneo bay cat " Pardofelis badia " and the Asian golden cat " Pardofelis temminckii ...
• pardofelis    Until 2006, the classification of " Pardofelis " as a monotypic genus was widely accepted. Because of the evident close relationship with the marbled cat, it has recently been suggested th...
• pardofelis badia    Genetic analysis carried out at the turn of the century revealed a close genetic relationship with the Borneo bay cat " Pardofelis badia " and the Asian golden cat " Pardofelis temminckii ...
• pardofelis marmorata    The "'marbled cat "'( " Pardofelis marmorata " ) is a small South and Southeast Asia, where it is suspected to occur over a large range.
• ancistrus temminckii    ""'Ancistrus temminckii " "'is a species of armoured suckermouth catfish in the family Loricariidae of order Siluriformes. Historically commonly available species of " Ancistrus " were " A...
• catopuma temminckii    The "'Asian golden cat "'( " Catopuma temminckii ", habitat loss, since Southeast Asian forests are undergoing the world's fastest regional deforestation.
• cursorius temminckii    The species is closely related to other coursers in the region and are considered to form a superspecies with " Cursorius cursor ", " Cursorius rufus " and " Cursorius temminckii ".
• macrochelys temminckii    The alligator snapping turtle ( " Macrochelys temminckii " ) is a well-camouflaged ambush predator. The extant genera are " Chelydra " the snapping turtles, and its larger relative " Macro...
• orthonyx temminckii    The Australian logrunner, " Orthonyx temminckii ", is from northeastern New South Wales and southeast Queensland, where it is very local in its distribution, and strictly terrestrial in it...
• syngnathus temminckii    The "'Longsnout pipefish "', " Syngnathus temminckii ", is the most common pipefish in southern African estuaries, ranging from Walvis Bay ( Namibia ) to the Tugela River on the east coast...