Portuguese
espermófilo Catalan
esquirol de terra Any of various terrestrial burrowing rodents of Old and New Worlds; often destroy crops.
Small striped semiterrestrial eastern American squirrel with cheek pouches.
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Harry S. Welby, Taft, Calif.: The ground squirrel is a pest here.
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Purpose: To provide quantitative information on glucose utilization in cone-dominant ground squirrel retinas.
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Incidentally we brought the ground squirrel out and set him free.
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How do you tell a ground squirrel from a tree squirrel?
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Nurse, you said something about a ground squirrel, and called it a chitmunk.
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These guys don't hibernate or burrow like their ground squirrel cousins.
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Then the ground squirrel, that lives in the ground, instead of on the trees.
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Probably they were trying to root out a ground squirrel, or perhaps a rattlesnake.
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In their despair, they appealed to their kind friend A-bal-ka the little ground squirrel.
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If he was talking about a ground squirrel, he had his facts down cold.
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Lactate was the only product detected in the medium bathing the ground squirrel retinas.
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The rat stopped scant inches from the small ground squirrel.
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Houndog spied a ground squirrel in the wood pile and took off at a gallop.
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Argoth winced; it must have stepped into the hole of a fox or ground squirrel.
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You're too good a man to sit here like a ground squirrel in its hole.
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This is the reason why the chipmunk, or ground squirrel, lives near the homes of men.