Eastern Mole Antonia Gorog's article about the biology of the eastern mole, plus lots of anatomical images. Longer than the usual Animal Diversity Web article.
Mole biology damaging but Scalopus aquaticus or Eastern mole is by far the most widespread of the six. It is better described as the common or grey mole.
Scalopus aquaticus; Eastern Mole Entry page to Discover Life's Encyclopedia about the Biology, Natural History, Ecology, Identification and Maps of Eastern Mole -- Scalopus aquaticus
Eastern Mole Eastern mole Scalopus aquaticus Identification Mass: 67-140g Body length:139-203 mm Tail length: 25-38 mm Color: slate to golden Young: 2-5
The Eastern Mole Eastern Moles Order: Insectivora Family: Talpidae Species: Scalopus aquaticus. The Eastern mole, Scalopus aquaticus, has a widespread
Eastern Mole Eastern moles are active year-round and do not hibernate. Photo: [Eastern Mole (22 kb)]
INHS Reports September-October 1997 Species Spotlight: Eastern Mole. For many people, their only experience with moles is Mr. Mole of Wind in the Willows, or the all-too-familiar
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