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Noun citellus parryi has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebCitellus parryiNoun: Citellus parryi, also known as Parry's ground squirrel, is a species of squirrel native to North America. These small rodents are characterized by their short to medium-length tail and sandy-brown fur. They inhabit grasslands and deserts, mainly in the western United States and northern Mexico. Example sentence: The Citellus parryi is often spotted scurrying across the arid plains of Arizona. Adjective: The term "citellus parryi" when used as an adjective, describes anything related to or characteristic of Parry's ground squirrel. Example sentence: We observed a group of citellus parryi burrows on our hike through the desert. Local usage: In some regions, especially areas where Citellus parryi is abundant, locals may refer to the squirrel using colloquial terms such as "desert chipmunk" or simply "Parry's squirrel." Example sentence: As we explored the national park, we were entertained by the playful antics of the desert chipmunks, locally known as Citellus parryi. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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