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The Turkoman felidae did not give me even that satisfaction!
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The playful spirit seems to be inherent in the young of all the Felidae.
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Several sorts of panthers and smaller felidæ had their lairs in the thickets of Mesopotamia.
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Among mammals, we see it strikingly displayed in Bats, and in a lesser degree in the Felidae and Canidae.
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Cats are slightly less popular, with 400,000 Felidae under the care of 21 per cent of the population.
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There is yet a section of the cat family to be described.
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Next it was little Dot's turn to show her cat family.
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They were not disturbed by any of the cat family.
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The cougar, panther, or mountain lion is our largest representative of the cat family.
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Under her hospitable roof at 2825 Indiana Avenue is a cat family of great distinction.
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Sometime later the doctor discovers that Morphine when administered to the feline family has exactly the opposite effect.
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The lioness was the hunter, and, unlike other members of the feline family, she hunted in a cooperative group.
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Changing ideas about the evolution and functional morphology of Machairodontine felids.
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It was a mix of canids and felids, with a few big snakes.
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Several other Pleistocene felids that have been regarded as pumas seem to be related forms.
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We found a significant negative relationship between climatic variability and integration for canids and felids.
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FIP has also been identified in wild felids and FIP-like disease is now a growing problem among pet ferrets.
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Perhaps the characteristics of the prey animals themselves could provide some clues as to how the felids might have fed.
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The two large felids in this study achieved increased cranial strength by increasing skull bone volume relative to surface area.
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The concept of animal fibre is an unexplored area of interest relevant to gastrointestinal health of captive cheetahs and likely other felids.
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However, larger felids are able to produce greater gapes for a given angle of jaw opening, and they have overall stronger skulls.
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However, little is known about the current status of threatened and endangered felids, which coexist in the Northeastern portion of the Peninsula.
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However, occupancy of both felids was similar between grids in both study areas, indicating that this population metric was less sensitive than density.
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Among canids, variability in temperature was the key climatic variable, while in felids it was a combination of variability in temperature and precipitation.
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Jaguar is the largest felid in the Americas and is considered an important ecological key species.
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The neotropical E. oligarthrus parasite is capable of developing in any felid species and producing human infections.
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Occupancy of important felid prey (cottontail rabbits and mule deer) was similar across levels of urbanization, although elk occupancy was lower in urbanized areas.
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Changing ideas about the evolution and functional morphology of Machairodontine felids.