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Marmot

Marmots are large ground squirrels in the genus Marmota, with 15 species living in Asia, Europe, and North America. These herbivores are active during the summer, when they can often be found in groups, but are not seen during the winter, when they hibernate underground. They are the heaviest and largest members of the squirrel family.

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FrenchEthnologistMichel PeisselGold-digging antAncient Greek
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Biology

AlpsApenninesCarpathiansTatrasPyrenees
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Description

ForestedAlaska marmotOlympic marmotHimalayan marmotTarbagan marmot
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SubgeneraExtinct
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Marmot

Nodes66
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Triples69
Avg. degree1.97
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Marmot

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related to Biology · 25
Marmot → Alps, Apennines, Asia, Black Hills, Carpathians, Cascade, Cynomys, Deosai Plateau, Eurasian Steppe, Europe, India, Ladakh, Marmota, Marmots, Most, North America, Other, Pacific Ranges, Pakistan, Pyrenees
related to history · 16
Marmot → Agatharchides's, An, Ancient Greek, BCE, Brokpa, Deosai Plateau, French, Gold-digging, Herodotus, Himalayan, Jacopo Ligozzi, Marmots, Michel Peissel, Research, Some, Strabo's
related to Description · 12
Marmot → Alaska, Asia, Himalayan, In North America, Marmots, Olympic, Some, Species, Tarbagan, The, Total, While
related to Subgenera and species · 6
Marmot → Hoffman, Marmota, Some, The, They, Thorington
related to Relationship to the Black Death · 4
Marmot → Black Death, Eurasia, Some, Yersinia
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Marmot → Network, The Marmot BurrowInternational Marmot

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species marmots marmota north america largest genus asia found black hibernate 15 family body known large europe often winter subgenera

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assorted rodentsinstance ofsuch as bears do not have the same physiological characteristics as obligate hibernating animals0.80text
batsinstance ofsuch as bears do not have the same physiological characteristics as obligate hibernating animals0.80text
insectivoresinstance ofsuch as bears do not have the same physiological characteristics as obligate hibernating animals0.80text
the Brokpa to collect the gold dust excavated from their burrowsinstance ofwas founded on the golden Himalayan marmot of the Deosai Plateau and the habit of local tribes0.80text
Marmotrelated to BiologySome0.60section
Marmotrelated to BiologyAlps0.60section
Marmotrelated to BiologyApennines0.60section
Marmotrelated to BiologyCarpathians0.60section
Marmotrelated to BiologyTatras0.60section
Marmotrelated to BiologyPyrenees0.60section
Marmotrelated to BiologyEurope0.60section
Marmotrelated to BiologyAsia0.60section

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