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small-eared

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Adj.1.small-eared - having small ears
eared - having ears (or appendages resembling ears) or having ears of a specified kind; often used in combination
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Entries are sorted by genus, including arctic foxes, the mysterious small-eared dog of South America, the familiar jackals, coyotes and wolves of genus Canis, the crab-eating fox, maned wolf, dhole, raccoon dog, bat-eared dog, culpeo and chilla, and a surprising number of other foxes such as the Tibetan Sand Fox.
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