KnowraCoyoteLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to Coyote, each with the reason it gives.All 15Broader topic 7Related 1Compared with 7CanidaeBroader topic: Its expansion illustrates a canid’s capacity to exploit changing environments.Urban wildlifeBroader topic: Its urban populations show how a large predator can persist near people.Gray wolfCompared with: Coyotes overlap with wolves in parts of North America but differ in size and ecology.Sex worker rights movementBroader topic: Its founding helped establish organized sex worker rights activism in the United States.CanisBroader topic: Its success shows how a Canis species can thrive near people.Mesopredator releaseBroader topic: Coyotes have increased in some regions as wolves and other large carnivores declined.Golden jackalCompared with: Coyotes occupy a similar ecological role in North America but belong to a different species.DogCompared with: Coyotes are close ecological counterparts, but they were not domesticated as dogs were.MesocarnivoreBroader topic: Coyotes exemplify a widespread mesocarnivore whose range can expand after larger predators decline.CaninaeBroader topic: It illustrates the ecological flexibility found among living Canini.CoywolfCompared with: Some coyotes carry little wolf ancestry, unlike the mixed ancestry emphasized by coywolf.Black-backed jackalCompared with: Its ecological flexibility offers a comparison with this jackal despite their different continents.ChupacabraCompared with: Mangy coyotes have often been mistaken for the chupacabra in later sightings.Antelope jackrabbitRelated: Coyotes are among the mammalian predators that hunt jackrabbits across the Southwest.Gray foxCompared with: Coyotes can compete with and prey on gray foxes, while occupying a different size and behavioral niche.