citellus (Meaning)
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citellus (n)
typical ground squirrels
Synonyms & Antonyms of citellus
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citellus Sentence Examples
- The Citellus species are known for their burrowing behavior.
- The Citellus citellus, also known as the European ground squirrel, inhabits open grasslands.
- Citellus richardsonii, commonly called the Richardson's ground squirrel, is native to North America.
- The Citellus armatus, or the long-tailed ground squirrel, is found in parts of Asia.
- Ground squirrels belonging to the Citellus genus hibernate during the winter months.
- Citellus can be a nuisance to farmers due to their habit of raiding crops.
- Some Citellus species exhibit complex social structures within their colonies.
- The Citellus genus includes both diurnal and crepuscular species.
- Predators such as foxes and birds of prey often hunt Citellus for food.
- Conservation efforts are underway to protect the habitats of Citellus species threatened by habitat loss and human activity.
FAQs About the word citellus
typical ground squirrels
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The Citellus species are known for their burrowing behavior.
The Citellus citellus, also known as the European ground squirrel, inhabits open grasslands.
Citellus richardsonii, commonly called the Richardson's ground squirrel, is native to North America.
The Citellus armatus, or the long-tailed ground squirrel, is found in parts of Asia.
