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Melinae

Meles (1345042)

English name: european badgers

Children (7 direct children, 22 direct and indirect children):

European badger (tree size 10)
Badger, eurasian badger

Asian badger (tree size 5)
Meles leucurus

Japanese badger
Meles anakuma

Meles iberica

Meles arcalus

Meles taxus

Meles canescens
Caucasian badger