Bio Topics Final

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Eastern Cottontail

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Jackrabbit

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(melanistic) Eastern gray squirrel

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Red fox

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Coyote

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Beaver

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Muskrat

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Nutria

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Grizzly bear

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Black bear

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Coati

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Racoon

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Norway rat

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Virginia opossum

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Fox squirrel

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Fox squirrel

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Red squirrel

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Badger

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Striped skunk

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Wolverine

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Porcupine

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Caribou

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White-tailed deer

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Long-tailed weasel

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Marten

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Fisher

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Lynx

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Bobcat

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Lynx

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Bobcat

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House mouse

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White-footed mouse

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House mouse

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Short-tailed weasel (winter coat)

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Salmon characteristics (salmonidae)

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fatty fin near tail; lateral lines; cycloid scales; forked tail; laterally compressed

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Pike characteristics (esocidae)

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forked tail; duck-like snout; dorsal/anal fins far back; cycloid scales

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Carp/Shiners/Minnow Characteristics (cyprinidae)

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single dorsal fin; forked tail; cycloid scales; head lacks scales

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Catfish characteristics (Ictaluridae)

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barbels around mouth; lacks scales; compressed head; adipose fin; dorsal/pectoral spines

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Sunfish/Bass characteristics (Centrarchidae)

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long dorsal fin w/ sharp spines; 3 spines on anal fin; pelvic fins below pectoral fins

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Perch/darter characteristics (percidae)

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2 dorsal fins (one spiny, one soft); pharyngeal teeth; pelvic fins below pectoral rays; anal fin with one or two spines/rays; ctenoid scales on head and body

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Sucker characteristics (Catostomidae)

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thick, fleshy lips (usually on underside of head); pharyngeal teeth (none in mouth); cycloid scales on head/body; bottom-feeding

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Sensitive fern

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Rattlesnake fern

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Ostrich fern

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Bracken fern

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Maidenhair fern

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Marginal wood fern

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Field horsetail

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Woodland horsetail

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Common scouring rush (horsetail)

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Ground pine (clubmoss)

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Shining clubmoss

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Ground cedar (clubmoss)