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    Especies Aceptado

    Lynx canadensis Kerr, 1792

    Lince canadiense

    Clasificación y descendientes

    Origen: Catalogue of Life

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      Nombres comunes

      Origen: Catalogue of Life

      45 resultados
      Alaskan Lynx Inglés
      American Lynx Inglés
      Bizhiw Ojibwa
      Canada lynx Inglés
      Canadese Lynx Holandés
      Canadian Lynx Inglés
      Canadisk los Danés
      Gato cerval canadiense Aragonés
      Kanada vaşağı Turco
      Kanadagaupe Noruego (bokmal)

      Tratamientos

      4 resultados

      Bibliografía

      Origen: Catalogue of Life

      11 resultados
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