Beruang kungkang: Perbedaan antara revisi

Pada mulanya dipikirkan terkait dengan sloth [[Amerika Selatan]], Shaw and Nodder pada tahun 1791 menyebutnya ''Bradypus ursinus'' noting that it was bear-like but giving weight to the long claws and the absence of upper middle incisors. Meyer (1793) identified it as a bear and called it ''Melursus lybius'' and in 1817, de Blainville called it ''Ursus labiatus'' because of the long lips. Iliger called it ''Prochilus hirsutus'', the Greek genus name indicating long lips while the specific name noted its long and coarse hair. Fischer called it ''Chondrorhynchus hirsutus'' while Tiedemann called it ''Ursus longirostris''.<ref>{{cite journal|url= http://www.archive.org/stream/zoologicalmagazi00owen#page/81/mode/1up |pages=81–85| journal=The Zoological Magazine. Number 3|title=The Labiated Bear|year=1833|author=Owen, R}}</ref>

 

*{{lang-bn|Bhalluk}}<ref name="india">[http://ia331341.us.archive.org/2/items/mammaliaofindia033244mbp/mammaliaofindia033244mbp.pdf US.Archive.org], ''Sterndale's Mammalia of India'', A New and Abridged Edition, thoroughly revised and with an Appendix on the Reptilia by Frank Finn, B.A., F.Z.S. Late Deputy Superintendent Indian Museum, Calcutta, 1929</ref>

*[[Kannada language|Kannada]]: ''ಕರಡಿ'' Karadi and '{{lang-ta|Kardi'' or ''கரடி, Karadi}}<ref name="india"/>