Mustela putorius Linnaeus, 1758

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES: Published in
Syst. Nat., 10th ed. vol.1 p.46

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Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Chordata: class
Mammalia: order
Carnivora: family
Mustelidae: genus
Mustela: species
Mustela putorius

Name

Synonyms: Mustela albus; Mustela anglia; Mustela aureola; Mustela caledoniae; Mustela foetens; Mustela furo-putorius; Mustela iltis; Mustela infectus; Mustela orientalis Brauner; Mustela rotschildi; Mustela stantschinskii; Putorius putorius
Homonyms: Mustela putorius Linnaeus, 1758
Common names: Bunzing in Dutch; Dihor in Romanian; European Polecat in English; European Polecat in English; European Polecat in English; European polecat in English; European polecat in English; Hilleri in Finnish; Ilder in Danish; Ilder in Norwegian; Ilder in Danish; Iller in Swedish; Illir in Icelandic; Iltis, Waldiltis in German; Juodasis šeškas in Lithuanian; Kokarca in Turkish; Közönséges görény in Hungarian; Metstuhkur in Estonian; Navadni dihur in Slovenian; Nemes in Maltese; Putois d'Europe in French; Puzzola in Italian; Qelbesi in Albanian; Sesks in Latvian; Sténkert in Luxembourgish; Tchor tmavý in Slovak; Tchórz zwyczajny in Polish; Toirão in Portuguese; Tuhkur in Estonian; Turón in Spanish; Tvor in Croatian; Waldiltis in German; Waldiltis in German; Western polecat in English; bunzing in Dutch; putois, putois deurope in French; western polecat, polecat in English; Bunzing in Dutch; iller in Swedish

Bibliographic References

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