Final Practical Review
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Canis latrans
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Urocyon cinereoargenteus
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Gray fox
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Vulpes vulpes
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Lynx rufus
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Lutra canadensis
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Lutra canadensis
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Taxidae taxus
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Mustella frenata top, Mustela vison
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Mustela frenata top, Mustela vison bot
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Mephitis mephitis top, Spilogale putorious bottom
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Procyon lotor
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Sylvilagus floridana top, Sylvilagus aquaticus bottom.
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Sigmodon hispidus top, Oryzomys palustris bottom.
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Mesocricetus aureus
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Thomomys bottae
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Reithrodontomys megalotis, Peromyscus maniculatus, Peromyscus leucopus, Peromyscus gossypinus, Ochrotomys nuttali
Note: R. megalotis is small (< 15g, and has fluffy fur. P. manic is <18g, and has a tail that is < 2/3 of the body length. P. leucopus is c. 25g, and has a tail that is > 2/3 body length. P. gossypinus is huge at 35g, and Ochrotomys is gold in color, especially around the ears.
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Dipodomys ordii.
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Perognathus sp.
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Zapus hudsonicus.Note: really long tail and really long hind feet.
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Microtus ochrogaster (top) and Microtus pinetorum (bot).Note length of tail relative to hind foot length.
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NOTE• There are a few specimens missing here. 1) woodrat
(Neotoma floridana, red backed vole, bog lemming) I will have these out for review before the test, so please, relax. 2) Deer, Elk, Horse, Black Bear, Cougar.
• Recall, you are responsible for orders and families of zoo animals (antelope, cats, canids, rhinos, elephants, oryx, giraffe, camel etc.).
• I will not ask about families of cetaceans.• I will ask about eared and earless seals.• Also missing: Eastern Chipmunk, Red Squirrel, Franklin’s
Ground Squirrel, Marmot, 13-lined Ground Squirrel.