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Coyote Skull?

Photo by BioBlitzEmily
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Field Notes

Description:

Top half of a coyote skull found in a small wash.

Habitat:

Saguaro National Park West

Notes:

Saguaro National Park West: Ez-Kim-In-Zin TH, area west of Sendero Esperanza trail, geotagged with Garmin 60CSx. Photographer: E Robinson

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (1)
EmilyMarino
It almost looks like a dog skull actually! The skull has a very steep slope on top. Most wild canines have less steep slopes to the top of their head. Hard to say with the angle of the photo though! Please consider adding this picture to the "Identifying Animals Through Osteology" Mission!http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/8475425

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BioBlitz: Saguaro National Park
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PublishedSeptember 26, 2011

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