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	Wolves in the Upper Midwest The gray wolf is the largest member of the canine family, standing about two and a half feet tall. Males are usually larger than females. In the Upper Great Lakes region, adult males weigh bet Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-05-17 07:09:33 Open Document File Size: 769,38 KB Share Result on Facebook City Minocqua / Hurley / Winchester / / / Facility Statehouse Lake / Northland College / Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute / / IndustryTerm secure on-line payment / / NaturalFeature Upper Great Lakes / State Forest / Statehouse Lake / Great Lakes / / Organization Northland College / Timber Wolf Alliance / Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute / North Lakeland Discovery Center / / Person Becoming / Wolf Awareness Week / / / Position Speaker / national leader / / ProvinceOrState Wisconsin / Minnesota / Michigan / / URL www.DiscoveryCenter.net / / SocialTag Scavengers Wolf Boulder Junction, Wisconsin Manitowish Waters, Wisconsin Minocqua, Wisconsin Trans World Airlines Wolves Zoology Biology Gray wolf

Wolves in the Upper Midwest The gray wolf is the largest member of the canine family, standing about two and a half feet tall. Males are usually larger than females. In the Upper Great Lakes region, adult males weigh betAdd to Reading List