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The '''Red Squirrel''', ''Sciurus vulgaris'', is the common [[Europe]]an [[squirrel]]. It is still common on the European continent but has been widely replaced by the [[Grey Squirrel]] in [[Great Britain]]. |
The '''Red Squirrel''', ''Sciurus vulgaris'', is the common [[Europe]]an [[squirrel]]. It is still common on the European continent but has been widely replaced by the [[Grey Squirrel]] in [[United Kingdom|Great Britain]]. |
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Sciurus vulgaris Linnaeus, 1758 |
The Red Squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris, is the common European squirrel. It is still common on the European continent but has been widely replaced by the Grey Squirrel in Great Britain.