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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-44456-7m the swift fox . (Say) (Rohwer and Kilgore, 1973; Egoscue, 1979; McGrew, 1979; Honacki et al., 1982; Nowack and Paradiso, 1983). Earlier accounts (Hall and Kelson, 1959) recognized eight subspecies of .. McGrew’s (1979) thorough review of research dealing with subspecific categories for the kit fox

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Who Will Be the Next President?e of Asian origin, introduced to North America by early European immigrants and traders; and these populations now have been augmented from around the world. Native rodents, such as white-footed and deer mice (. spp.) and various species of squirrels, frequently invade structures, but their manageme

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Mammalian Evolution at the Cellular Level,efore 1965 our comprehension of mammalian evolution and our approach to systematics rested upon our ability—sometimes strictly intuitive—to interpret the significance of interspecific differences in gross anatomic features. Since then, we have been increasingly able to study proteins, chromosomal st