North American Tree Squirrels

By M. Steele, J. Koprowski. 2003

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• Changes in fox squirrel anti-predator behaviors across the urban–rural gradient (2009, background): “Although, squirrel ranges vary and squirrels are not know for territoriality (Steele and Koprowski 2001), telemetry data has shown squirrel ranges to be \10 ha in urban areas (R. R. Lopez, personal communication) and studies of fox squirrels in rural areas of Texas have shown ranges of \20 ha…”
• Multimodal alarm behavior in urban and rural gray squirrels studied by means of observation and a mechanical robot (2010, background): “Communication behavior of gray squirrels has not been often studied, although alarm barks have been described (Lishak, 1984), and tail flagging as a component of alarm and aggressive behavior has been reported (Bakken, 1959; Steele and Koprowski, 2001; Clark, 2005).”