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Document Type
Article
Date of this Version
7-1971
Citation
American Midland Naturalist (July 1971) 86(1): 242-246.
Abstract
Additional specimens of Sciurus richmondi are reported, along with comments on variation, distribution, reproduction and molt in this little known squirrel. As presently understood, S. richmondi occurs only in the Caribbean rain forests of Nicaragua. Significant secondary sexual variation in adults was found only in zygomatic breadth, in which females are the larger. Available evidence reveals that the breeding season extends at least from February to September, and suggests two seasonal molts annually.
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Copyright 1971, University of Notre Dame.