felis chaus การใช้

• Based mainly on differences in fur length and colour he subordinated the Himalayan specimens to " Felis chaus affinis ".
• The Russian zoologist Morrison-Scott tentatively subordinated the Maimanah cat skin as a subspecies of " Felis chaus ".
• ""'Felis chaus prateri " "'is a subspecies of the jungle cat that inhabits western India and Sindh.
• ""'Felis chaus kutas " "'is a subspecies of the jungle cat that ranges from Bengal westwards to Kutch.
• Based mainly on differences in fur length and colour he subordinated the specimens from Sri Lanka and southern India under " Felis chaus kelaarti ".
• Pearson who donated the specimen described it as different in colour from " Felis chaus " and proposed the name " Felis kutas ".
• He renamed the Egyptian jungle cat " Felis chaus nilotica " as the name " Felis R黳pelii " was already applied to a different cat.
• Two types of smaller cats appeared in ancient Egypt : the jungle cat ( " Felis chaus " ) and the African wild cat ( " Felis silvestris libyca " ).
• Among rare mammals species there are Persian gazelle ( Gazella sulguturossa ), wild boar, wolf, jackal, jungle cat ( Felis chaus ), fox, badger, European hare and others.
• When the Ceylonese naturalist Edward Frederick Kelaart described the first " Felis chaus " skin from northern Sri Lanka in 1852, he emphasised its close resemblance to a " swamp lynx ".
• The first hybrids of the jungle cat ( " Felis chaus " ) and the domestic cat ( " Felis catus " ) may have been born in Egypt several thousand years ago.
• "' Himalayan jungle cat "'( " Felis chaus affinis " ) is a subspecies of the jungle cat that inhabits the Himalayan region ranging from Kashmir and Nepal to Sikkim and Yunnan.
• Other species that have been recorded in the south-western part of Zagros ranges like Darreh Shahr include jackal ( C . aureus ), fox ( Vulpes vulpes ), marten ( martes foina ), mongoose ( Herpestes ichneumon ), striped hyaena ( Hyaena hyaena ), jungle cat ( Felis chaus ) and wild pig ( Sus scrofa ).
• Based mainly on differences in fur length and colour he subordinated the specimens from Turkestan to Balochistan to " Felis chaus chaus ", the Himalayan ones to " F . c . affinis ", the ones from Cutch to Bengal under " F . c . kutas ", and the tawnier ones from Burma under " F . c . fulvidina ".