11.   It would probably involve the Mexican wolves at the Sevilleta refuge.

12.   Since all Mexican wolves have lived all their lives near humans, the wolves must develop an aversion to people and domestic livestock, one Lincoln Park zookeeper said.

13.   The Mexican wolf is also being restored to the Southwest, albeit with much difficulty, and the red wolf has been re-established in the Southeast.

14.   The paint is to help hunters distinguish Mexican wolves, one of the smallest wolf subspecies in North America, from coyotes, the garden-variety predators of the West.

15.   The reintroduction of the nearly extinct Mexican wolf into the American Southwest has initiated an emotional argument that seems to go way beyond the paltry numbers involved.

16.   To him and others who raise livestock, plans to reintroduce grizzly bears to Idaho next year and, later, Mexican wolves to New Mexico seem nonsensical.

17.   While there are thousands of northern gray wolves in the wild, most experts believe the only remaining Mexican wolves are locked in cages.

18.   Who would have thought that Mexican wolves would have been released in Arizona?

19.   Only Mexican wolves, a subspecies of the gray wolf released in Arizona, would remain endangered at the federal level.