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Late-Life Food Boom Negates Early Adversity for Squirrels

Late-Life Food Boom Negates Early Adversity for Squirrels
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Study suggests squirrels benefit late in life from a food boom that negates early-life adversity

Study suggests squirrels benefit late in life from a food boom that negates early-life adversity
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Squirrels benefit late in life from a food boom negating early-life adversity

If a person has a high-quality, late-life environment, it can mitigate the negative impact caused by early-life stressors, a new study shows.

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What s the deal with squirrels wreaking havoc under the hood?

Over the last number of weeks, London, Ont., mechanic Ben Dantzer has repaired the harness wiring in about eight vehicles. He says rodents, most likely squirrels, are responsible for chewing through the engine covers and wires.

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Squirrels roll the dice on their offspring

A collaborative study with a CU Boulder professor investigates how the risks and rewards of red squirrel reproduction is a microcosm of evolutionary patterns.

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