ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Conservation Implications of Craniodental Analyses of Differentiated Populations of Long-tailed Shrew (Sorex dispar gaspensis) in Eastern Canada 

Howard M. HUYNH, Natasja VAN GESTEL, and Donald F. McALPINE
CWBM 12 (1): 18 – 31

The long-tailed shrew, Sorex dispar, is an eastern North American forest-talus specialist. The species has been the subject of detailed taxonomic study over the past decades, with considerable disagreement over the taxonomy and nomenclature assigned to the various forms (species, subspecies) across its geographic range.

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