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	Ferae Naturae: West's Encyclopedia of American Law
		Animals that are wild by nature are called ferae naturae, and possession is a means of acquiring title to such animals.
		If, however, a wild animal is either killed or caught in a trap so that the capture is certain, the individual who traps or mortally wounds it acquires a vested right to possession and title that is not defeatable by another's intervention.
		Animals ferae naturae differ from those that are tame or domesticated, or domitae, in which an individual can have an absolute property right.
	law.enotes.com /wests-law-encyclopedia/ferae-naturae (139 words)

	Ferae
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		Our attempt is to provide easy definitions on Ferae and any other medical topic for the public at large.
	www.juridicaldictionary.com /Ferae.htm (191 words)

	ferae
		Great complaints were made of the scanty way in which the table of the exiles was supplied; and it was again and again alleged by them that they had scarcely anything to eat.
		On such occasions there were always persons anxious to pay a visit to the renowned captive.
		The regulation of those visits was calculated to protect Napoleon from being annoyed by the idle curiosity of strangers, to which he professed a great aversion.
	ferae.bytheblogs.com (994 words)

	Looper, Reed & McGraw : News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		However, the European people had no voice in the regulation of ferae naturae, nor did they receive any of the economic benefit pertaining to the harvest of ferae naturae because they were largely precluded from private ownership of real property.
		Undoubtedly, this attribute of government to control the taking of animals ferae naturae, which was thus recognized and enforced by the common law of England, was vested in the colonial governments, where not denied by their charters, or in conflict with grants of royal prerogative.
		Furthermore, the State of Texas allows its landowners to extend that same privilege to their guests or invitees in exchange for a fee, commonly referred to as a Alease.@ In Texas, private landowners and hunters have the freedom to contract for a hunting lease with few restrictions from the state or federal government.
	www.lrmlaw.com /more_news.asp?ID=20 (1355 words)

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		Omnes in isto pectore inuenies feras, [270] quas timuit: odiis accipe hoc telum tuis.
		Cessere pestes, in locum uenit ferae [290] inuisa pellex: summe proh rector deum, et clare Titan, Herculis tantum fui coniux timentis; uota quae superis tuli cessere captae, pellici felix fui.
		Te, pater rerum, miseri precamur: nulla nascatur fera, nulla pestis, non duces saeuos miseranda tellus [1590] horreat, nulla dominetur aula qui putet solum decus esse regni semper impensum tenuisse ferrum; si quid in terris iterum timetur, uindicem terrae petimus relictae.
	pot-pourri.fltr.ucl.ac.be /files/AClassFTP/TEXTES/SENECA/sen_hercul_oeta.txt (9581 words)

	Blackstone's Commentaries - Book the Second - Chapter the Twenty-Fifth : Of Property in Things Personal
		OF all tame and domeftic animals, the brood belongs to the owner of the dam or mother; the Englifh law agreeing with the civil, that “partus fequitur ventrem” in the brute creation, though for the moft part in the human fpecies it difallows thatthat maxim.
		A QUALIFIED property may fubfift in animals ferae naturae, per induftriam hominis: by a man's reclaiming and making them tame by art, induftry, and education; or by fo confining them within his own immediate power, that they cannot efcape and ufe their natural liberty.
		For if the pheafants efcape from the mew, or the fifhes from the trunk, and are feen wandering at large in their proper element, they become ferae naturae again; and are free and open to the firft occupant that has ability to feife them.
	www.yale.edu /lawweb/avalon/blackstone/bk2ch25.htm (2528 words)

	William Blackstone: Of Property in Things Personal
		A QUALIFIED property may subsist in animals ferae naturae, per industriam hominis: by a man's reclaiming and making them tame by art, industry, and education; or by so confining them within his own immediate power, that they cannot escape and use their natural liberty.
		Bees also are ferae naturae; but, when hived and reclaimed, a man may have a qualified property in them, by the law of nature, as well as by the civil law.
		A MAN may, lastly, have a qualified property in animals ferae naturae, propter privilegium: that is, he may have the privilege of hunting, taking, and killing them, in exclusion of other persons.
	www.lonang.com /exlibris/blackstone/bla-225.htm (2276 words)

	FindLaw for Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal and State Resources, Forms, and Code
		The latter embraced animals ferae naturae, which, having no owner, were considered as belonging in common to all the citizens of the state.
		In the feudal as well as the ancient law of the continent of Europe, in all countries, the right to acquire animals ferae naturae by possession was recognized as being subject to the governmental authority and under its power, not only as a matter of regulation, but also of absolute control.
		It is also certain that the power which the colonies thus possessed passed to the states with the separation from the mother country, and remains in them at the present day, in so far as its exercise may be not incompatible with, or restrained by, the rights conveyed to the federal government by the constitution.
	caselaw.lp.findlaw.com /scripts/getcase.pl?navby=case&court=us&vol=161&page=519 (6238 words)

	"Ferae Naturae" Defined & Explained
		Such animals belong to the person who has captured them only while they are in his power for if they regain their liberty his property in them instantly ceases.
		Property in animals ferae naturae is not acquired by hunting them and pursuing them; if, therefore, another person kills such animal in the sight of the pursuer, he has a right to appropriate it to his own use.
		The owner of land has a qualified property in animals ferae naturae when, in consequence of their inability and youth, they cannot go away.
	www.lectlaw.com /def/f108.htm (219 words)

	Oregon Judicial Department Appellate Court Opinions
		Animals ferae naturae were regarded, like the air and the seas, as nullius bonis, that is, the property of no one in particular.
		One Roman idea--that animals ferae naturae were held in common by the people--did not survive; or, at least, it became transformed.
		Christian took the position that animals ferae naturae belonged not to the King but to the owner of the land on which the animals were found.
	www.publications.ojd.state.or.us /A119570.htm (3935 words)

	Tenerife NIE numbers - Residency Cards - Translation Services - Power of Attorney - Business Paperwork in Tenerife by ...
		Tenerife NIE numbers - Residency Cards - Translation Services - Power of Attorney - Business Paperwork in Tenerife by FERAE CONSULTING, S.L. Ferae Consulting, S.L. - a company dedicated to arranging any paperwork.
		A company dedicated to arranging any type of paperwork in the South of Tenerife with Public and Private Organisations, such as the Foreign Office, National Police, Notary, Registry, Town Halls, Traffic Office etc.
		We can provide transport in our own vehicles to and from your home and wherever documentation is required.
	www.sun4free.com /directory/tenerifebusiness426.htm?PHPSESSID=fa1316443e7ef65b940a444bdedd95b1 (253 words)

	Ferae Noctis - Reno Camarilla Vampire Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Ferae Noctis is an Independent Chapter of the White Wolf fan organization known as the Camarilla.
		Based in Reno, Nevada and frequently traveling throughout northern California, Ferae Noctis has around fifteen active members that regularly attend Camarilla events throughout the SouthWest Region.
		As is customary, you should sign our guestbook to say 'Hi' and let everyone know you were here.
	www.blackspiral.com /feraenoctis (124 words)

	Pierson v. Post
		The question submitted by the counsel in this cause for our determination is, whether Lodowick Post, by the Pursuit with his hounds in the manner alleged in his declaration, acquired such a right to, or property in, the fox, as will sustain an action against Pierson for killing and taking him away?
		It is admitted that a fox is a ferae naturae, and that property in such animals is acquired by occupancy only.
		that property in animals ferae naturae may be acquired without bodily touch or manucaption, provided the pursuer be within reach, or have a reasonable prospect (which certainly existed here) of taking, what he has thus discovered an intention of converting to his own use.
	www.law.berkeley.edu /faculty/rubinfeldd/LS145/pierson.html (368 words)

	CRS Report: 93-346 - The Endangered Species Act and Private Property: A Legal Primer - NLE
		As to nonownership, we have seen in the federal wildlife/taking cases that the absence of traditional government ownership has facilitated the judicial embrace of ferae naturae -- nonresponsibility for acts of wildlife.
		One might argue that the relocated animals, having been "reduced to possession" during capture and transit to their new home, are no longer in ferae naturae status, but rather have become the property or agents of the relocating government.
		Under ESA section 7, it has been held that at least the Secretary of the Interior has "an affirmative duty to increase the population of protected species." Defenders of Wildlife v.
	www.ncseonline.org /NLE/CRSreports/Biodiversity/biodv-8a.cfm (4817 words)

	Crescent Blues Book Views \| Mary Gentle: The Wild Machines
		While the Ferae Natura Machinae, "the Wild Machines," wield their influence across Europe from this exotic locale, Ash never travels there in this book.
		The beleaguered duchy's fate lies in the hands of its ruler, Duke Charles, critically wounded and trapped behind the walls of Dijon while the Visigoth legions blight the surrounding countryside under the leadership of the Faris, Ash's twin sister.
		Fresh from the horrors of Carthage, and the apocalyptic seductions of the Wild Machines, Ash must decide whether to lead her men to near-certain doom in an attempt to lift Dijon's siege.
	www.crescentblues.com /4_2issue/bk_Gentle_wild_machines.shtml (480 words)

	PROTECTING THE WILDLIFE TRUST: A REINTERPRETATION OF SECTION 7 OF THE
		1949) (noting that government owns ferae naturae "in its sovereign capacity for the benefit of and in trust for its people in common"); State v.
		1980) ("[A]nimals ferae naturae belong to the state."); Wash. Dep't of Fisheries v.
		Resources J. 73, 79 (1994) (noting that government ownership of wildlife is viewed as a "fundamental attribute of state sovereignty"); Meyers, supra note 14, at 729 (noting that the "ownership of wildlife, like water, historically has been treated as an aspect of sovereignty").
	www.animallaw.info /articles/arus34envtll605.htm (11834 words)

	Re: ptero and bat origins
		Yes, we can assume that the first scrotiferan looked like a shrew.
		:-) (Perissodactyla are either the sistergroup to Cetartiodactyla, forming Euungulata, or to Ferae, forming Zooamata.
		Mammal clade names are concept-based.) Morphologically there are several shared characters with Dermoptera (Chiro- + Dermoptera = Volitantia), including the wing membrane extending between the fingers.
	dml.cmnh.org /2003Jan/msg00723.html (347 words)

	Palaeos Vertebrates 450.100 Eutheria
		Note: At this time, the relationships and characters of the Asioryctitheria and Leptictida are sufficiently unclear that we defer any attempt to characterize them.
		Phylogeny: Epitheria:: (Insectivora + ((Anagalida + Archonta) + (Ferae + Ungulatomorpha))) + *.
		Note: This may be the stem lineage of the Pholidota.
	www.palaeos.com /Vertebrates/Units/450Eutheria/450.100.html (553 words)

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