0 a type of animal of the rodent family, usually either reddish-brown or grey, with a large bushy tail. -- egern
Captive agoutis and squirrels readily ate larvae when presented without the surrounding endocarp, and preferred larvae to seeds.
A small proportion of fruits were destroyed by squirrels (0.8% at seven trees) or removed by some unknown vertebrate (1.6% at three trees).
We were able to trace these projections in squirrel and macaque monkeys.
We also describe experiments involving transfer of squirrel serum to mice to check if serum factors are involved in such changes.
A few species were confined to the forest zone (red-flanked duiker, pangolin, civet, ground squirrel).
These proportions are derived from regression lines plotted of data from blood counts of 40 infected squirrels at first capture.
For grey squirrels the expansion in tetrads occupied appeared to rise asymptotically, with the expansion declining after 1999.
In the squirrel monkey, nothing is known about the timing of the formation of ocular dominance columns.
