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Gopher - Wikipedia
Pocket gophers, commonly referred to simply as gophers, are burrowing rodents of the family Geomyidae. The roughly 41 species are all endemic to North and ...
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Gopher Sport - PE, Sports & Fitness Equipment
Gopher Sport offers high-quality gym and exercise equipment, sports gear and resources. Shop now for your physical education equipment and curriculum needs!
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Gopher vs. Groundhog: What's the Difference? - Yahoo
Groundhogs have thick, furry tails that are quite bushy, whereas the tail of a gopher is thin and often hairless, much like the tail of a rat.
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gopher
▪ I. gopher, n.1 U.S. (ˈgəʊfə(r)) Also 9 gophir. [? Said to be ad. colonial F. gaufre. According to Webster 1848–64, gaufre was used by the French settlers in North America as a name for various burrowing animals, and is a transferred use of gaufre honeycomb (see gofer1, goffer); cf. the vb. ‘to hon...
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GOPHER Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1. a burrowing land tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) of the southern US broadly : any of several related land tortoises called also gopher tortoise.
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Pocket Gophers | National Wildlife Federation
Pocket gophers are fossorial rodents named for their fur-lined cheek pouches. Their cheek pouches, or pockets, are used for transporting bits of plant food.
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Pocket Gophers - UC IPM
Gophers are small burrowing rodents that feed on roots of many types of plants. A single gopher can ruin a garden in a short time.
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University of Minnesota Athletics - Official Athletics Website
The official athletics website for the University of Minnesota Gophers.
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Land Mammals - Pocket Gopher | FWC
Pocket gophers are beautifully adapted for life underground. These chestnut-colored rodents have small ears and eyes, and can chew and dig their way through ...
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Living With Pocket Gophers - Montana FWP
The northern pocket gopher seldom appears above ground; when it does, it rarely ventures more than 2 1/2 feet (750 mm) from a burrow entrance.
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Gopher
Gopher is an Internet application that allows you to browse many different kinds of resources by looking at menus or listings of information available.
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Gopher Tortoise • Florida Wildlife Federation
Though some gopher tortoises live in coastal dunes, they are terrestrial and cannot swim. Remember never put a gopher tortoise in the water! They do not swim and are strictly land animals. ... In the wild gopher tortoises can live up to 40-60 years, though captive tortoises may live more than 90 years. Males reach adulthood at approximately 9 ...
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gopher
gopher/ˈgəufə(r); `ɡofɚ/ nburrowing rat-like N American animal 囊地鼠（产於北美）.
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Can Gopher Tortoises Swim? | Reptilecity
Dec 11, 2022A tortoise does not allow it to swim due to its physiology. A tortoise floats or wanders in the water instead of becoming a turtle. Some tortoise species can swim poorly but cannot stand in water for an extended period of time. Physiology is primarily responsible for why turtles can swim, but tortoises cannot.
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Gopher tortoise - Wikipedia
The gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) is a species of tortoise in the family Testudinidae.The species is native to the southeastern United States.The gopher tortoise is seen as a keystone species because it digs burrows that provide shelter for at least 360 other animal species. G. polyphemus is threatened by predation and habitat destruction.Habitat degradation is the primary reason that ...
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