Canadensis

Canadensis is a New Latin term meaning of Canada, used in taxonomy to denote species indigenous to or strongly associated with Canada.

Mammals

Birds

Fish

Insects

The red paper wasp Polistes canadensis was incorrectly classified by Carl Linnaeus in 1758 because he had been misinformed about the source location of the specimen.

Nematodes

Plants

Other

Extinct species include:

Pathogens:

See also

  • Canadensis, Pennsylvania, United States, in Monroe County
  • All pages with a title containing Canadensis Including use as a species name
  • All pages with a title containing Canadense Including use as a species name
  • Atlantic whitefish, binomial name Coregonus huntsmani, was once known as Coregonus canadensis until it was reclassified in 1987


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