Biology, asked by vijay143443, 8 months ago

From which word does the latin word "CANIS " was derived​

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Answered by DMNS
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Canis means canidae_______

Answered by Anonymous
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The latin word "canis", means dog which derived from the word canine which means "tooth" since the canine family has prominent canine teeth for killing their prey.

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