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The subfamily of Mustelidae containing weasels, ferrets, and minks. For the sake of convenience, it also includes badgers, wolverines, and otherwise any member that isn't an otter. These members are typically known for their long bodies, short legs, and hunting ability.

Genera and species

• mustelidae
• mustelinae
• (Mustela)
• siberian_weasel
• mountain_weasel
• japanese_weasel
• amazon_weasel
• european_mink
• long-tailed_weasel
• stoat
• black-footed_ferret
• common_ferret
• domestic_ferret
• (Neovison)
• american_mink
• sea_mink

Included subfamilies, genera and species

• badger (Informal group)
• helictidinae
• (Melogale)
• chinese_ferret-badger
• burmese_ferret-badger
• melinae
• (Arctonyx)
• hog_badger
• (Meles)
• japanese_badger
• asian_badger
• european_badger
• mellivorinae
• (Mellivora)
• honey_badger
• taxidiinae
• (Taxidea)
• american_badger
• guloninae
• (Eira)
• tayra
• (Gulo)
• wolverine
• north_american_wolverine (G. g. gulo)
• european_wolverine (G. g. luscus)
• (Martes)
• sable_(marten)
• japanese_marten
• beech_marten
• yellow-throated_marten
• pine_marten
• american_marten
• newfoundland_pine_marten
• (Pekania)
• fisher_(animal)
• ictonychinae
• (Galictis)
• greater_grison
• lesser_grison
• (Ictonyx)
• striped_polecat
• saharan_striped_polecat
• (Lyncodon)
• patagonian_weasel
• (Poecilogale)
• african_striped_weasel
• (Vormela)
• marbled_polecat

Hybrids

• khonorik

Informal groups (for convenience)

• mink
• badger

More information

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mustelinae