Biology 1001A Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Algonquin Provincial Park, Northern Ontario, Canis
23 Aug 2017
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December 3rd, 2015: what do biologists believe are the genetic/evolutionary relationships between the. Canis species in north america last shared a common ancestor about 1-2 million years ago. The hybridization and gene flow of these species has made it difficult to distinguish between them, though they are genetically different. Because of hybridization, algonquin provincial park wolves are considered to be genetically distinct from grey wolves and coyotes. Animals on southern ontario are smaller than the intermediate-sized animals in algonquin provincial park, which are smaller than those in. Diet: gray wolves diet includes such as moose and woodland caribou, whereas the red wolves eat smaller mammals such as rabbits, white-tailed deer, and beavers. Eastern wolves usually preyed deer and moose as well. Northeastern ontario (neon): primarily a remote boreal forest. App: protected area representing a zone transitioning between deciduous forest south and coniferous forest north of the park.
