pig, Sus scrofa (Artiodactyla: Suidae) @ Invasive.org

pig	Wildlife: Mammals
Mammalia > Artiodactyla > Suidae > Sus scrofa Linnaeus
Synonym(s): wild pig, wild boar, feral hog, domestic pig, feral pig

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5367031 Adult(s) A feral pig at the Denver Zoo in Colorado. Howard F. Schwartz	5370007 Adult(s) Content pigs in a mud bath. Wisconsin woodlot damaged by livestock Steven Katovich	5371536 Adult(s) mother and piglets Vladimir Dinets
5371538 Adult(s) Vladimir Dinets	5370005 Damage Content pigs in a mud bath. Wisconsin woodlot damaged by livestock Steven Katovich	5370006 Damage Content pigs in a mud bath. Wisconsin woodlot damaged by livestock Steven Katovich
1299166 Damage HI Volcanoes National Forest; July 1975, Lloyd Loope USGS Lloyd Loope	5371537 Immature(s) Vladimir Dinets	1486025 Dan Clark
1624043 Currently the primary modifier of Hawaii's forest, directly through destruction of native plant species and indirectly through creating perfect seedbeds (by soil disturbance) and dispersing weed seeds. The Nature Conservancy Archive	1224183 Research Decomposition study; Insect proof - Deslation and Discoloration - greenish-blue color. Jerry A. Payne	1224184 Research Decomposition study; Pig mummy #21 - started July 2, 1966. Sept. 8, 1966. Jerry A. Payne
1224185 Research Decomposition study; Pig mummy. Jerry A. Payne	1224186 Research Decomposition study; Pig mummy. Jerry A. Payne	1224187 Research Decomposition study; Pig #44 in H.P. #2 w/o gray discoloration. Dry Stage. Sept. 8, 1966. Jerry A. Payne

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