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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
cacomistle , small New World mammal, genus Bassaricus, related to the raccoon . There are two species, one found in Mexico and the SW United States, the other in Central America. The North American cacomistle, B. astutus, also known as ringtail, ring-tailed cat, and coon cat, ranges north to N Colorado and S Oregon and west to E Texas. Its body is slender and squirrellike, its face pointed and foxlike. The head and body are about 15 in. (38 cm) long; the bushy tail is of equal length. The body fur is yellowish-gray, the tail ringed with dark brown and white. The face is marked with dark... Read more
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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition or ring-tailed cat: see cacomistle . Read more
civet
The Oxford Pocket Dictionary of Current English ...includes the genets, linsang, and fossa, and formerly included the mongooses. ∎  a strong musky perfume obtained from the secretions of the civet's scent glands. 2. another term for cacomistle . ∎  the fur of the cacomistle. Read more

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