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I'm not sure if this has been cited in the discussions re: Grey Squirrel,
Notes of the Northeastern Naturalist, Issue 17/4,2010
Establishment of the Eastern Gray Squirrel {Sciurus carolinensis) in Nova S=
cotia, Canada
Howard M. Huynh' " ' ' , Geoffrey R. WiHiams'**, Donald F. McAlpine", and R=
ichard W. Thorington, Jr.'
Abstract - Seiurus earolinensis (Eastern Gray Squirrel) is one of the most =
recognized seiurids
in North America. Sinee 1930, apparently isolated Nova Scotia sightings of =
Eastern Gray Squirrel
have been believed to result from captive releases or eseapes. However, the=
speeies was
not believed to have become established in the province. Here we report fir=
st evidence that the
Eastern Gray Squirrel is now present as a breeding mammal in Nova Seotia.
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