Eastern Timber Wolf (''Canis lupus lycaon'')

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1. Common Names
2. Range
3. Appearance
4. Other Characteristics
1. 4.1 Survival
2. 4.2 Civilization
5. References

1. Common Names

Eastern Timber Wolf, Eastern Wolf, Eastern Canadian Wolf, Eastern Canadian Red Wolf, Eastern Gray Wolf, Eastern Timber Wolf, Algonquin Wolf

2. Range

Most Likely Wolf Subspecies at 'Souls. Occupies the area in and around Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario and also ventures into adjacent parts of Quebec, Canada. Also ventures into adjacent parts of Quebec, Canada. It also may be present in Minnesota and Manitoba.

North American Wolf Subspecies Map
See also: world species map

3. Appearance

Source: Wonder Al

The Eastern Timber Wolf is a smaller North American subspecies. It has a shoulder height average of 26 to 32 inches (66 - 81 cm), and an average weight of 55 to 115 pounds (25 - 52 kg). The Eastern Wolf is built more slenderly than typical the Gray Wolf and displays an almost-coyote-like appearance.¹

The Eastern Timber Wolf tends to have more brown and tawny colors than many other subspecies, tending to range closer toward brown than gray. pelt. The back and the sides are typically covered with long, black hairs. Reddish tints throughout their fur is also common.

4. Other Characteristics

Source: Wikimedia Commons

The Eastern Wolf was recently recognized as a potentially distinct species, but closely related to red wolf. Some authors disagree and the status as a distinct species is not official.² It is sometimes referred to as canis lupus lycaon and sometimes canis lycaon.

4.1 Survival

In the past, this species might have ranged south into the United States, but after the arrival of Europeans, these wolves were heavily persecuted and became extirpated from the United States.² These canines had been severely reduced in range and numbers as of 1988; when the humans died off, they reclaimed much of their original territory, competing fiercely with other subspecies. Though this population is smaller than many other wolf populations, they are thriving and rather strong.

4.2 Civilization

Feral populations -- those who choose not to shift -- are quite common, but humanized lifestyles have begun cropping up in the extreme eastern ends of their range, spreading slowly westward. Overall, they are at a stage just behind 'Souls in terms of humanization.

5. References

'Souls Territories

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Lupercism

Only the canine species listed below are capable of becoming Luperci
Species	Wolves	New World	Alaskan Tundra Wolf ‧ Alexander Archipelago Wolf ‧ Arctic Wolf ‧ Baffin Island Wolf ‧ British Columbian Wolf ‧ Eastern Timber Wolf ‧ Great Plains Wolf ‧ Mackenzie Valley Wolf ‧ Hudson Bay Wolf ‧ Interior Alaskan Wolf ‧ Labrador Wolf ‧ Mexican Wolf ‧ Northern Rocky Mountain Wolf ‧ Vancouver Island Wolf
		Old World	Arabian Wolf ‧ Caspian Sea Wolf ‧ Common Gray Wolf ‧ Iberian Wolf ‧ Iranian Wolf ‧ Italian Wolf ‧ Mongolian Wolf ‧ Russian Wolf ‧ Steppe Wolf ‧ Tibetan Wolf ‧ Tundra Wolf
	Coyotes	California Valley Coyote ‧ Lower Rio Grande Coyote ‧ Mearns Coyote ‧ Mountain Coyote ‧ Northeastern Coyote ‧ Northern Coyote ‧ Northwest Coast Coyote ‧ Plains Coyote ‧ Southeastern Coyote ‧ Texas Plains Coyote ‧ Tiburon Island Coyote
	Jackals	Abyssinian Jackal ‧ Algerian Jackal ‧ Cape Jackal ‧ Common Golden Jackal ‧ East African Jackal ‧ Egyptian Jackal ‧ European Jackal ‧ Indian Jackal ‧ Palestine Golden Jackal ‧ Senegal Jackal ‧ Serengeti Jackal ‧ Siamese Jackal ‧ Sri Lanka Jackal ‧ Syrian Jackal ‧ Variegated Jackal ‧ Side-Striped Jackal
	Other Canines	Dingo ‧ Dog ‧ Ethiopian Wolf ‧ Himalayan Wolf ‧ Hybrids ‧ Indian Wolf ‧ New Guinea Singing Dog ‧ Red Wolf
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