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The linsangs are four species of tree-dwelling carnivorous mammals. The name of these species originated in the Javanese language as linsang or wlinsang, and previously, was translated incorrectly in English dictionaries as "otter". The two African species belong to the family Viverridae and the two Asiatic species belong to the family Prionodontidae.…
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linsangs species two african asiatic family poiana prionodon cats may carnivorous viverridae felidae genera different viverrids convergent bodies markings subfamily
TTTA extracted structured relationships around Linsang. The table shows each extracted connection, where it came from and its confidence.
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Source: Wikipedia — Linsang · EN edition · Analysis: TopicsToTalkAbout