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This is a list of the species of Canidae ordered by average weights of adult individuals in the wild. It does not include canid hybrids or any domesticated animals. Only wild species of canids are included, all of which are described as species by authentic sources.

List

Rank Species Binomial name Image Weight
range (kg)		 Maximum
weight (kg)		 Length
range (m)		 Maximum
length (m) [a]		 Shoulder
height (cm)		 Native range by continent(s) Range map
1 Wolf Canis lupus 14–65[1] 79[2]
86[3]
103 [4]		 1.4-1.90[5] 2.13[6]-2.5[7][8] 97 North America and Eurasia
2 Red wolf Canis rufus 23-39 40[9] 1.2-1.65[10] 1.7 [11] 80 North America
3 Eastern wolf Canis lycaon 23-30 36.7[12] 0.91-1.65[citation needed] 1.8[13] 70 North America
4 Maned wolf Chrysocyon brachyurus 20-30 36[14] 1.5-1.8 [15][16] 1.9 [17] 107 South America
5 African wild dog Lycaon pictus 20-30[18] 36[19] 1.10-1.40[20] 1.5 [21] 75 Africa
6 Coyote Canis latrans 8-20 33.91[22] 1.0-1.3[23] 1.5 [24] 70 North America
7 Dhole Cuon alpinus 10-21 25 0.9-1.3 [25] 1.45 [26] 56 Asia
8 Ethiopian wolf Canis simensis 11-19 20[27] 1.1-1.4[28] 1.45 [29][30] 62 Africa
9 Red fox Vulpes vulpes 2-14 17.2[31] 0.76-1.4[32] 1.5 [33] 50 North America, Eurasia, Africa
10 African wolf Canis lupaster 7-14 15 1.2-1.4[34] [35] 1.50 [36] 40 Africa

See also

Wikispecies has information related to Reptilia.

Notes

  1. ^ This refers to the length including the tail. Note that lengths given as "between the pegs" generally include the tail.

References

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