During the 19th century, expansion started in south-eastern Europe. In Europe, the Golden Jackal was historically limited to coastal regions along the Mediterranean and Black Sea (Krofel et al. There are no threats known to be causing major range-wide declines that would warrant listing in a threatened category or even as Near Threatened and the species is therefore listed as Least Concern. Although likely to be slowly declining in some parts of its range, it is also undergoing range expansions in other areas. The Golden Jackal is a widespread species that is fairly common throughout most of its range with high densities observed in areas with abundant food and cover its tolerance of different habitats, including those altered by humans, and omnivorous, opportunistic diet means that it can live in a wide variety of habitats. However, the putative presence of Golden Jackal in the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt remains unclear (see Gaubert et al. African animals hence represent a previously overlooked distinct species, the African Wolf, Canis lupaster (see Rueness et al. Recent studies based on mtDNA and morphology have shown that 'Golden Jackals' in Africa are larger in size than those from Eurasia and are actually more closely related to the Grey Wolf Canis lupus. Other Names English: Golden Jackal, Asiatic Jackal, Common Jackal, Eurasian Golden Jackal, Golden Jackal 2004 Status Survey & Conservation Action Plan - Sub-Saharan Africa.2018 IUCN Red List Assessment - Golden Jackal.Proceedings of the 2nd International Jackal Symposium, Marathon Bay, Attiki Greece 2018.

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