Definition of corsac fox in English:

corsac fox

nounˈkɔːsak

A russet-grey fox found on the steppes of central Asia.
Vulpes corsac, family Canidae
Example sentencesExamples
- There are a variety of animals to photograph, from cheetah and corsac fox to marmosets and owls.
- I donate a percentage of my sales of paintings with Mongolian wildlife subject matter to him and also to a doctoral student, who is doing first time research on the small carnivores of Mongolia, including Pallas’ cat, badger, corsac fox and red fox.
- Here, long-eared hedgehog, northern three-toed jerboa, gray hamster, and corsac fox are among the more common mammal residents.
- It is quite a good idea to pay attention to low price fur products in the US market, such as Asiatic raccoon garments, corsac fox garments, or mountain cat products.
- The following is a brief description of the biology of the corsac fox, Pallas’ cat, and red fox.
- The corsac fox is found throughout the southeast area of the former USSR and a large area of central Asia.
- The corsac fox ranges in the semi-desert steppelands of central Asia in the countries of Afghanistan, Turkestan, Transbaikalia, northern Manchuria, Mongolia, and the southeastern area of Russia.
- The Denver Zoo's Department of Conservation works to conserve corsac foxes and other carnivores through their Mongolia country program.
- The corsac fox is expected to be more social than most fox species as it has been seen hunting in small packs.
- Among the most common and economically important species are the corsac fox, red fox, and Pallas’ cat.
- According to the website of the World Conservation Union, in addition to the nearly ubiquitous red fox, the widely distributed golden jackal, and the wolf, four canid species are found in south Asia: the dhole, the Bengal fox, the corsac fox, and the Tibetan fox.
- Pale corsac foxes hunt through the steppe for rodents such as susliks.
- The gland is most developed in solitary species (Arctic, red, and corsac foxes) where it is represented by powerful glandular layer with large secretion containers-cisterns.
- You will also study the lives globally endangered lesser kestrels, two species of hedgehogs, small carnivores, including unusual Pallas’ cats and corsac foxes, and their prey, from lizards to leaping jerboas.

Origin

Mid 19th century: corsac from Russian korsak, from Turkic karsak.

单词	corsac fox
释义	Definition of corsac fox in English: corsac fox nounˈkɔːsak A russet-grey fox found on the steppes of central Asia. Vulpes corsac, family Canidae Example sentencesExamples There are a variety of animals to photograph, from cheetah and corsac fox to marmosets and owls. I donate a percentage of my sales of paintings with Mongolian wildlife subject matter to him and also to a doctoral student, who is doing first time research on the small carnivores of Mongolia, including Pallas’ cat, badger, corsac fox and red fox. Here, long-eared hedgehog, northern three-toed jerboa, gray hamster, and corsac fox are among the more common mammal residents. It is quite a good idea to pay attention to low price fur products in the US market, such as Asiatic raccoon garments, corsac fox garments, or mountain cat products. The following is a brief description of the biology of the corsac fox, Pallas’ cat, and red fox. The corsac fox is found throughout the southeast area of the former USSR and a large area of central Asia. The corsac fox ranges in the semi-desert steppelands of central Asia in the countries of Afghanistan, Turkestan, Transbaikalia, northern Manchuria, Mongolia, and the southeastern area of Russia. The Denver Zoo's Department of Conservation works to conserve corsac foxes and other carnivores through their Mongolia country program. The corsac fox is expected to be more social than most fox species as it has been seen hunting in small packs. Among the most common and economically important species are the corsac fox, red fox, and Pallas’ cat. According to the website of the World Conservation Union, in addition to the nearly ubiquitous red fox, the widely distributed golden jackal, and the wolf, four canid species are found in south Asia: the dhole, the Bengal fox, the corsac fox, and the Tibetan fox. Pale corsac foxes hunt through the steppe for rodents such as susliks. The gland is most developed in solitary species (Arctic, red, and corsac foxes) where it is represented by powerful glandular layer with large secretion containers-cisterns. You will also study the lives globally endangered lesser kestrels, two species of hedgehogs, small carnivores, including unusual Pallas’ cats and corsac foxes, and their prey, from lizards to leaping jerboas. Origin Mid 19th century: corsac from Russian korsak, from Turkic karsak.
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