Implicating ringtailed_lemur → lemur
Link to implication

Reason:

Lemur

Also ring-tailed_lemur (the correct spelling).

TonyLemur said:
Also ring-tailed_lemur (the correct spelling).

Also ringtail, the lazy compromise that seems to be the most popular...actually.

Also ringtailed_cat -> raccoon implication while we're on the ring-tailed subject.

Ringtail is a real headache. Mix of various species that (in some cases) cannot be properly identified.

Lemurs and ringtailed cats were already mentioned, but there's also some mongoose and occasional possums.

I've made the following changes:

• Alias: ringtailed_lemur, ringtail_lemur -> ring-tailed_lemur (approved)
• Implication: ring-tailed_lemur -> lemur (approved)
• Alias: ringtailed_cat, ringtail_cat -> ring-tailed_cat (approved)
• Implication: ring-tailed_cat -> raccoon (approved)

parasprite said:
I've made the following changes:

• Alias: ringtailed_lemur, ringtail_lemur -> ring-tailed_lemur (approved)
• Implication: ring-tailed_lemur -> lemur (approved)
• Alias: ringtailed_cat, ringtail_cat -> ring-tailed_cat (approved)
• Implication: ring-tailed_cat -> raccoon (approved)

Ringtails (ringtailed cats) are not raccoons, so that implication should probably be removed. They're in the same family, though.

dat_mink said:
Ringtails (ringtailed cats) are not raccoons, so that implication should probably be removed. They're in the same family, though.

Nice catch, looks like it checks out. That's what I get for just skimming the Wikipedia article. :V

• Implication: ring-tailed_cat -> raccoon (deleted)
• Implication: ring-tailed_cat -> mammal (approved)

I'm implying it directly to mammal (to follow cacomistle) since we don't currently group these ones with a more specific family tag.

I'm implying it directly to mammal (to follow cacomistle) since we don't currently group these ones with a more specific family tag.

Yeah, 'procyonid' would probably be the right family grouping though I doubt that's a familiar term to most people anyway.

dat_mink said:
Yeah, 'procyonid' would probably be the right family grouping though I doubt that's a familiar term to most people anyway.

>Is familiar with the term
Hi. :P

ShylokVakarian said:
>Is familiar with the term
Hi. :P

Also :3