What would the mix be called between a fox and a wolf?

A lthough potential breeding contact between wolves and red foxes occurs in North America and Eurasia, fox-wolf hybrids are poorly attested. A brief report does, however, appear in Isis: Zeitschrift für alle naturwissenschaftlichen Liebhabereien (1881, no. 6, p. 48). read more

For one thing, foxes happen to be generally smaller in overall size and have smaller and flatter skulls. The overall shape of a fox's face also happens to be more triangular as opposed to a wolf's broad shaped, blunt snout. A fox's ears are pointed unlike a wolf's more rounded ears. Foxes, unlike wolves, also possess partially retractable claws. read more