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Author Archives: Elliott Schmidt
The teething of the shrew
How do you tell apart Canada’s 19 species of shrews? Elliot Schmidt says it’s a no-brainer: Look at the teeth. Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Collections, Mammals, Uncategorized
Tagged Elliott Schmidt, mice, shews, voles
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