Fig. 5 in First Mention Of A Wolf-Pack With Black Phenotypes In Provence (Sainte-Baume, France): Genetic Investigation Of A Suspected Hybridization Event

Fig. 5. Two photographs showing young wolves that have reached their adult size (Sirius Black pack). Despite the overall appearance of atypical black coat, there is (1) a difference in colour between the back (darker) and the belly (lighter, tending toward beige/red). Adult individuals have (2) no white facial mask; the inside of their legs is (3) beige as individuals with the characteristic grey wolf phenotype (compare with Figures 3 and 4). © Frédéric Gervais

Published as part of Roda, F. & Philibert, J.-N., 2025, First Mention Of A Wolf-Pack With Black Phenotypes In Provence (Sainte-Baume, France): Genetic Investigation Of A Suspected Hybridization Event, pp. 399-412 in Zoodiversity 59 (5) on page 405, DOI: 10.15407/zoo2025.05.399, http://zenodo.org/record/20506064

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