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Sunday, 28 July 2019
Small British Mammals: Squirrels
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Red squirrel The majority of rodent species look, more or less, like mice or rats, depending on their size. But there are a number of ex...
Sunday, 21 July 2019
Being Top Cat
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If you happen to own a cat, especially an un-neutered male, you may have noticed that they sometimes pee on things. Shocking, I know. Sp...
Sunday, 14 July 2019
Small British Mammals: Dormice
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Hazel dormouse The general body plan of looking like a mouse or rat is one that's proven very successful for rodents; a huge number ...
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Sunday, 7 July 2019
Down, Down, Deeper and Down
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Ictidosuchoides also survived the extinction We've all heard of the extinction event that wiped out the non-avian dinosaurs, leavin...
Sunday, 30 June 2019
Small British Mammals: Bank Voles
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I had intended to wrap up voles a couple of weeks ago, but it turned out that there was so much to say about water voles in particular...
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Sunday, 23 June 2019
The Last of the Chinese Zebra-Donkeys
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Asian wild asses With the exception of our own species, few mammals have been the subject of quite so much interest in their evolutionar...
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Sunday, 16 June 2019
Small British Mammals: Ratty and the Water Voles
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Four different species of vole live wild in Britain, with, perhaps, the field vole being the one that is most typical of the wider group....
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