Flora and Fauna
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- Carnivore Conservation Online
- Daily news, meetings, job postings, links, recent papers, and books focusing on carnivore ecology and conservation.
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- Order Carnivora
- About the mammalian order Carnivora, which is the result of a great radiation of mammals that ate meat. Not all meat eaters are in this order, however. Most members of the Order Carnivora can be recognized by their enlarged fourth upper premolar and first lower molar.
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- ARKive: Binturong (Arctictis binturong)
- Factsheet with description, biology, status, photos and videos.
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- Civettictis civetta: African Civet
- Description, reproduction, behavior and conservation status, provided by the Animal Diversity Web.
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- Common Genet: Genetta genetta
- Photographs, video and information from ARKive including classification, status, description, range, habitat, biology, threats and conservation.
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- Fossa fossana: Malagasy Civet
- Description, reproduction, behavior and conservation status, provided by the Animal Diversity Web.
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- Fossa: Cryptoprocta ferox
- Photographs, videos and information from ARKive including classification, status, description, range, habitat, biology, threats and conservation.
- 8371
- Genetta angolensis
- Description, biology and conservation status of the Angolan genet, provided by the Animal Diversity Web.
- 8372
- Nandinia binotata: African Palm Civet
- Photograph, description, biology, behavior and conservation status, provided by the Animal Diversity Web.
- 8373
- Paradoxurus hermaphroditus
- Description, biology, behavior and conservation status of the Asian palm civet, provided by the Animal Diversity Web.
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- Poiana richardsonii: African Linsang
- Description, range, reproduction, behavior and conservation status, provided by the Animal Diversity Web.
- 8375
- Tupaia tana: Large Tree Shrew
- Description, range, reproduction, behavior and conservation status, provided by the Animal Diversity Web.
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- The ‘weird’ predatory fossa of Madagascar is threatened
- The BBC reports that the odd-looking, cat-like fossa, the largest carnivore on the island of Madagascar, faces an uncertain future. (February 04, 2011)