Thylacinus cynocephalus
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Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Animalia • Phylum: Chordata • Subphylum: Vertebrata • Infraphylum: Gnathostomata • Cladus: Osteichthyes • Superclassis: Tetrapoda • Cladus: Amniota • Classis: Mammalia • Subclassis: Theria • Infraclassis: Marsupialia • Ordo: Dasyuromorphia • Familia: Thylacinidae • Genus: Thylacinus • Species: Thylacinus cynocephalus (Harris, 1808)
- English: Thylacine, Tasmanian tiger, Tasmanian wolf
- العربية: ببر تسماني
- অসমীয়া: থাইলেচিন
- Kotava: Xusedol
- azərbaycanca: Tasmaniya canavarı
- تۆرکجه: تاسمانییا جاناواری
- беларуская: Сумчаты воўк
- български: Тасманийски вълк
- বাংলা: থাইলেচিন
- brezhoneg: Tigr Tasmania
- català: Llop marsupial
- čeština: vakovlkovití
- kaszëbsczi: Wilkòwór tasmańsczi
- чӑвашла: Хутаҫлӑ кашкӑр
- Cymraeg: Thailasin
- dansk: Tasmank pungulv
- Deutsch: Beutelwolf, Tasmanischer Tiger, Beutelwolf, Tasmanischer Wolf, Beuteltiger, Tasmanischer Tiger
- Ελληνικά: Θυλακίνος
- Esperanto: Tilacino
- español: lobo marsupial, tigre marsupial, Tilacino, Lobo de Tasamania, Lobo Marsupial, Tilacino, lobo de Tasmania, lobo marsupial, tigre de Tasmania
- eesti: Kukkurhunt
- euskara: Tasmaniako tigre
- فارسی: گرگ تاسمانی
- suomi: Pussihukka
- français: Thylacine, Loup marsupial, tigre de Tasmanie, Thylacine, loup marsupial, loup de Tasmanie, tigre de Tasmanie
- Gaeilge: Tílicín
- galego: Tigre de Tasmania
- עברית: זאב טסמני
- हिन्दी: थायलेसीन
- hrvatski: Tasmanski tigar
- magyar: Erszényesfarkas
- հայերեն: Պարկավոր գայլ
- Արեւմտահայերէն: Թասմանեան Գայլ
- Bahasa Indonesia: Harimau tasmania
- Ido: Tasmaniana tigro
- íslenska: Pokaúlfur
- italiano: Tilacino
- 日本語: フクロオオカミ
- Jawa: Macan tasman
- ქართული: თილაცინი
- қазақша: Қалталы қасқыр
- ಕನ್ನಡ: ಟಾಸ್ಮೇನಿಯ ತೋಳ
- 한국어: 태즈메이니아 주머니늑대
- Lëtzebuergesch: Buidelwollef
- Lingua Franca Nova: Tigre tasmanian
- Limburgs: Bujelwouf
- Ligure: Tilacin
- lietuvių: Sterblinis vilkas
- latviešu: Tasmanijas vilks
- олык марий: Калтан пире
- македонски: Тасмански волк
- മലയാളം: ടാസ്മേനിയൻ ചെന്നായ്
- Bahasa Melayu: Harimau Tasmania
- مازِرونی: تاسمانی ورگ
- Nāhuatl: Tlacuachcoyotl
- norsk bokmål: Pungulv
- Nederlands: Buidelwolf
- norsk nynorsk: Pungulv
- norsk: Pungulv
- Diné bizaad: Náshdóí bizaʼazis hólóní
- polski: wilk tasmański, Wilk workowaty, Wilk_workowaty
- português: Tigre da Tasmânia, Tilacino
- română: Lup marsupial
- русский: Сумчатый волк
- Scots: Thylacine
- srpskohrvatski / српскохрватски: Tasmanijski tigar
- සිංහල: තයිලැසීන්
- Simple English: Thylacine
- slovenčina: Vakovlk tasmánsky
- slovenščina: tasmanski tiger
- shqip: Tilacini
- српски / srpski: Торбарски вук
- српски (ћирилица): Торбарски вук
- srpski (latinica): Torbarski vuk
- svenska: Pungvarg
- Kiswahili: Chui wa Tasmania
- தமிழ்: தாசுமேனியப் புலி
- ไทย: ไทลาซีน
- Tagalog: Tilasino
- Türkçe: Tazmanya kaplanı
- українська: Тилацин
- اردو: تسمانی بھیڑیا
- oʻzbekcha / ўзбекча: Xaltali boʻri
- Tiếng Việt: Chó sói Tasmania
- 吴语: 袋狼
- 粵語: 袋狼
- 中文: 袋狼
- 中文(中国大陆): 袋狼
- 中文(简体): 袋狼
- 中文(繁體): 袋狼
- 中文(香港): 袋狼
- 中文(新加坡): 袋狼
- 中文(臺灣): 袋狼
Error in Wikidata: wikidata item 'thylacine' (Q123102) property 'instance of' (P31) has a strange value 'extinct taxon' (Q98961713) (currently accepted values: 'taxon' (Q16521), 'monotypic taxon' (Q310890), 'cultivar group' (Q4150646), 'cultivar' (Q4886), 'fossil taxon' (Q23038290), 'monotypic fossil taxon' (Q47487597), 'clade' (Q713623), 'virus' (Q808), 'ichnotaxon' (Q2568288), 'species aggregate' (Q1297859), 'Wikimedia category' (Q4167836))
Wikispecies has an entry on:
- Note: For ITIS & Mammal Species of the World (2005), this is currently the only extant (living) species in the genus Thylacinus (Retrieved on 28 June 2012).
- IUCN: Thylacinus cynocephalus (Harris, 1808) (old web site) (Extinct)
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Images
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"Didelphis cynocephala" (bottom) Transactions of the Linnean Society of London. 1808 After Harris, earliest illustration
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Painting. John Lewin c1817
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"Dasyure Cynocephale" (lower right), Mammalogie: ou Descriptions des Especes de Mammiferes. 1820
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"Sketch of a Tyger Trap intended for Mount Morriston". Thomas Scott 1823
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" The zebra or dog-faced dasyurus. Didelphis cynocephala. Harris" by James Basire in Georges Cuvier Animal kingdom arranged in conformity with its organization 1825
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after Dickes? 1841, similar in Lydekker 1894 and Robert, 1846.
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"Dog-head Thylacinus." The Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature. c1850
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'Head of a Male' Henry Richter. Pl. 53 of John Gould's The Mammals of Australia. (1845-1863) One of two plates.
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ibid. Pl. 54. The most famous images.
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"The Thylacine" by Josef Wolf. Zoological Sketches from Animals in their Vivarium in the Regent's Park London 1856-67. hand-coloured lithograph
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"De Buidelwolf". Attributed to R. Kretschmer, variant by same artist published in Brehm's Tierleben 1865
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"Encounter with a Tasmanian Tiger." Illustrated Melbourne Post. 1867
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"Tasmanian Tiger." Harriet Scott (lithographer) from a photograph by Victor A. Prout. Krefft The Mammals of Australia,(1869)
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"Tiger-wolf and wombat" Instructive Picture Book, 1877
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Brehms thierleben, allgemeine kunde des thierreichs. 1886?
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G.J. Broinowski (after Richter) Birds and Mammals of Australia, 1884. (unpublished)
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Centurie zoologique, 1830
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Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London 1850
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Brockhaus Lexikon
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Wood engraving depicting a number of animals, including "Dasyure Cynocephale" (Thylacinus cynocephalus)
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New International Encyclopedia, 1902
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Thylacine attacking a platypus, c. 1854
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The Royal Society of Tasmania coat of arms
Photographs
[edit]Living
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Victor Prout? 1869
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Adelaide Zoo. 1889
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E.J. Keller. Washington D.C. National Zoo, c. 1906.
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Adult and 3 juveniles. Hobart Zoo, 1909.
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Beaumaris Zoo in Hobart, 1910
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Hobart Zoo. pre 1921
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1928. Benjamin A. Sheppard.
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Hobart Zoo. Australian Information Bureau. 1933
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Hobart zoo. 1933. "Last in captivity"
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Thylacine with a chicken. Henry Burrell Uncropped photo.
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Published version. Australian Museum Magazine, 1921
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Juveniles. Travelling exhibit. 1925.
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1910
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1902
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1902
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Wilfred Batty of Mawbanna, Tasmania, with the last Tasmanian Tiger known to have been shot in the wild
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1928
Stuffed
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Rothschild Zoological Museum, England
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Museum of Zoology (Saint Petersburg)
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Museum of Zoology (Saint Petersburg)
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Melbourne Museum
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Natural History Museum at Oslo
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Natural History Museum of London
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Natural History of Australia
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Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales de Madrid
Skeleton
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Royal Natural History Volume 3
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T. cynocephalus and Canis lupus
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skull, Tasmania Museum and Art Gallery
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Muséum national d'histoire naturelle, Paris
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Longitudinal section of the skull
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skeleton and model in Grant Museum of Zoology, London
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skeleton from the musée de Nancy.
Miscellaneous
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Pawprints of thylacine, dog and cat
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Rock art at Ubirr
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A replica in the Brno museum Anthropos
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Modern restoration with size comparison.
Maps & Charts
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Decline of the thylacine
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Sheep killings due to thylacines and dogs in Surrey Hills
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Places of alleged thylacine sightings in Tasmania
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Alleged thylacine sightings in Western Australia
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Alleged thylacine sightings in Western Australia by year.
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Possible distribution of the thylacine, 1st map
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Possible distribution of the thylacine, 2nd map
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Phylogenetic tree of the genus Thylacinus
Audio/Video
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Compilation of all five known Australian silent films featuring the recently extinct thylacines, shot in Hobart Zoo, Tasmania