FWE 306 Terrestrial Vertebrates - SHREWS & MOLES

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Soricidae - Shrew Family

- small, long, narrow snout

- small eyes and ears

- no zygomatic arches or auditory bullae on skull

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2

Order Eulipotyphla

shrews, moles, hedgehogs

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3

Sorex cinereus (Soricidae)

4 unicuspids

3-4"

<p>4 unicuspids</p><p>3-4"</p>
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Sorex hoyi (Soricidae)

3 unicuspids

3-4"

<p>3 unicuspids</p><p>3-4"</p>
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Sorex arcticus (Soricidae)

4 unicuspids

tricolor fur pattern

4-5"

<p>4 unicuspids</p><p>tricolor fur pattern</p><p>4-5"</p>
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Sorex palustris (Soricidae)

5-6.5"

largest shrew

<p>5-6.5"</p><p>largest shrew</p>
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Blarina brevicauda (Soricidae)

4-5.5"

short-tailed

<p>4-5.5"</p><p>short-tailed</p>
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Scalopus aquaticus (Talpidae)

6-8"

large forelegs and claws

"fat glove hands"

short stubby tail

36 teeth

thicker zygomatic arch

smaller skull

interorbital area tapers (hourglass shape)

<p>6-8"</p><p>large forelegs and claws</p><p>"fat glove hands"</p><p>short stubby tail</p><p>36 teeth</p><p>thicker zygomatic arch</p><p>smaller skull</p><p>interorbital area tapers (hourglass shape)</p>
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Condrylura cristata (Talpidae)

sensory nose tentacles

long hairy tail

44 teeth

uniform interorbital area thickness

thread-like zygomatic arch

<p>sensory nose tentacles</p><p>long hairy tail</p><p>44 teeth</p><p>uniform interorbital area thickness</p><p>thread-like zygomatic arch</p>
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