Coywolf: a new species?

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I just read an article and watched a clip about the coywolf, or eastern coyote, that they're calling a new species. It's a mix that's majority coyote, with about 1/4 wolf and 10% dog DNA. It sounded like they all have different amounts of the three species' DNA, so I'm wondering if you think this is something we can already call a new species or if it's still evolving as a species. Apparently people have also been concerned about their safety and the safety of their pets, in which case if we do want this new species, should we just leave it alone or should we (people in general) attempt to relocate the coywolves somewhere away from humans, even though they seem particularly adapted to city and suburban living?

And does this represent your understanding of evolution (whether or not you believe in it)?

Link to the article/video: http://www.rawstory.com/2015/10/a-new-species-is-evolving-right-before-our-eyes-an-ultra-successful-mix-of-wolves-coyotes-and-dogs/

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We have them where I live, they are rare to breed because of the way they live. They are big ass mofos though when you see them.

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Wouldn't it be a hybrid versus a new species?

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I thought thr definition of a species was the ability to consistently create fertile offspring? Am I wrong about that?

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Maybe it could be both. Our dogs weren't always domesticated. Which makes me wonder if the first domesticated dogs ever died off or if the DNA came full circle and history is repeating itself. I mean it's not like farral dogs don't exist, if dogs were once wolfs, and have successfully made "wolf dogs" I wouldn't see it as a possibility the DNA has come back around again. Technically making it a "new" or repopulated type species

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I don't think it's a new species it seems like a new breed of animal.

Coywolf: a new species?

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