Berdmore’s ground squirrel

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Berdmore’s ground squirrel is a small, diurnal rodent native to Southeast Asian forests and open woodlands, known for its burrowing habits and striped appearance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ground squirrel
rodent
activityPattern diurnal
behavior burrowing
class Mammalia
climatePreference tropical
commonName Berdmore’s ground squirrel
conservationStatus Least Concern
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List
diet fruits
insects
nuts
seeds
distribution Indochina
Malay Peninsula
ecologicalRole prey for small carnivores
seed disperser
family Sciuridae
firstDescribedBy Edward Blyth
firstDescribedIn 1849
genus Menetes
habitat forests
open woodlands
plantations
secondary growth
kingdom Animalia
locomotion terrestrial
morphology small body size
striped dorsal pattern
namedAfter Thomas Berdmore
nativeTo Cambodia
Indonesia
Laos
Malaysia
Myanmar
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
order Rodentia
phylum Chordata
reproduction viviparous
reproductiveStrategy multiple litters per year
scientificName Menetes berdmorei
socialBehavior primarily solitary
tail bushy tail
taxonRank species

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Menetes berdmorei commonName Berdmore’s ground squirrel
subject linked to: Menetes
Menetes berdmorei commonName Berdmore's ground squirrel
linked to: Berdmore’s ground squirrel