The quadrupeds of North America, v.1. New York, V.G. Audubon, 1851-54, mammals, North America, Duke University Libraries, John James Audubon, bushy-tailed woodrat, woodrat, North America animal, Neotoma cinerea, packrat, Cricetidae, rodent, Neotoma cinerea, The illustration features two distinct species of rodents native to North America, set against a natural landscape. In the foreground, a Rocky Mountain Sorex, characterized by its elongated body, pointed snout, and prominent whiskers, appears inquisitive as it forages on the ground. Its fur is depicted in rich detail, showcasing the subtle variations in color. In the background, a different rodent, possibly a type of flying squirrel, is perched on a rock, with a bushy tail flowing elegantly behind it. This creature sports larger eyes and a more rounded body, indicative of its arboreal lifestyle. The surrounding environment suggests a rugged terrain with sparse vegetation, hinting at the habitat these animals

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The quadrupeds of North America, v.1. New York, V.G. Audubon, 1851-54, mammals, North America, Duke University Libraries, John James Audubon, bushy-tailed woodrat, woodrat, North America animal, Neotoma cinerea, packrat, Cricetidae, rodent, Neotoma cinerea, The illustration features two distinct species of rodents native to North America, set against a natural landscape. In the foreground, a Rocky Mountain Sorex, characterized by its elongated body, pointed snout, and prominent whiskers, appears inquisitive as it forages on the ground. Its fur is depicted in rich detail, showcasing the subtle variations in color. In the background, a different rodent, possibly a type of flying squirrel, is perched on a rock, with a bushy tail flowing elegantly behind it. This creature sports larger eyes and a more rounded body, indicative of its arboreal lifestyle. The surrounding environment suggests a rugged terrain with sparse vegetation, hinting at the habitat these animals

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