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tundra wolf 
a large wolf, Canis lupus tundrarum, of the Arctic.
See also: Arctic wolf
- 1958 The council was told a wolf-killing program to help boost flagging caribou herds had accounted for about 5,000 tundra wolves in five years.
- 1965 The whiter tundra wolves have obviously adapted to Arctic conditions. They are imposing beasts, long-legged, broad-footed, and deep-chested, and carry a heavy coat of long creamy white or pure white fur.
- 1958 The council was told a wolf-killing program to help boost flagging caribou herds had accounted for about 5,000 tundra wolves in five years.