Moehlman, Patricia D.; Hayssen, Virginia
Fig. 1.—Adult Canis aureus in the Serengeti, Tanzania, © Patricia D. Moehlman.
Fig. 2.—Dorsal, ventral, and lateral views of skull and lateral view of mandible of an adult male Canis aureus aureus (Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, Illinois, [FMNH] #103909) from Maimana, Fariab, Afghanistan, 2,900 feet. Greatest length of skull is 177 mm. Photograph by Bruce Patterson used with permission.
Fig. 3.—Geographic distribution of Canis aureus includes subspecies that may belong to C. anthus or C. lupus. The map shows the likely ranges of the following subspecies, 1, C. a. algirensis; 2, C. a. anthus; 3, C. a. aureus; 4, C. a. bea; 5, C. a. cruesmanni; 6, C. a. ecsedensis; 7, C. a. indicus; 8, C. a. lupaster (dispersed stars on map); 9, C. a. moreotica (isolated records presented as blue dots on map); 10, C. a. naria; 11, C. a. riparius; 12, C. a. soudanicus; 13, C. a. syriacus; 14, C. a. subspecies undetermined.