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• It was smaller than most North American wolf populations and smaller than " Canis rufus ", and has been described as being similar in size to " Canis papilles ".
• The Florida black wolf ( " Canis rufus floridanus " ) ( Maine to Florida ) has been extinct since 1930 and Gregory's wolf ( " Canis rufus gregoryi " ) ( south-central United States ) The subspecies designations are essentially moot since two are extinct but the genetic evidence for the three subspecies appears to have been unconvincing anyway.
• The Florida black wolf ( " Canis rufus floridanus " ) ( Maine to Florida ) has been extinct since 1930 and Gregory's wolf ( " Canis rufus gregoryi " ) ( south-central United States ) The subspecies designations are essentially moot since two are extinct but the genetic evidence for the three subspecies appears to have been unconvincing anyway.
• As the Texas red wolf is no longer considered a red wolf " Canis rufus " subspecies, though it was formerly considered to be " Canis rufus rufus " ( which according to taxonomic conventions tends to indicate it as a probably type subspecies for the " Canis rufus " species ), and it has been given no forma taxon below the species level, the Texas red wolf would now be considered a type, kind, or variety of the species, perhaps " Canis rufus " var . " rufus ".
• As the Texas red wolf is no longer considered a red wolf " Canis rufus " subspecies, though it was formerly considered to be " Canis rufus rufus " ( which according to taxonomic conventions tends to indicate it as a probably type subspecies for the " Canis rufus " species ), and it has been given no forma taxon below the species level, the Texas red wolf would now be considered a type, kind, or variety of the species, perhaps " Canis rufus " var . " rufus ".
• As the Texas red wolf is no longer considered a red wolf " Canis rufus " subspecies, though it was formerly considered to be " Canis rufus rufus " ( which according to taxonomic conventions tends to indicate it as a probably type subspecies for the " Canis rufus " species ), and it has been given no forma taxon below the species level, the Texas red wolf would now be considered a type, kind, or variety of the species, perhaps " Canis rufus " var . " rufus ".
• As the Texas red wolf is no longer considered a red wolf " Canis rufus " subspecies, though it was formerly considered to be " Canis rufus rufus " ( which according to taxonomic conventions tends to indicate it as a probably type subspecies for the " Canis rufus " species ), and it has been given no forma taxon below the species level, the Texas red wolf would now be considered a type, kind, or variety of the species, perhaps " Canis rufus " var . " rufus ".