Balanus

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Individual mice of both species participating in our study, even under colder nocturnal conditions, collected water oak acorns (their diet of preference) and mostly consumed this dietary resource while in the their nest box; the nest-box cavity had numerous acorn shells each morning.
Golden mouse (Ochrotomys nuttalli) and white-footed mouse (Peromyscus leucopus) dietary resource partitioning under experimental field conditions
Odorous house ants live in hollow acorn shells in the forest.
Common house ants prosper in urban settings
Holes in the snow surrounded by dirt and bits of acorn shells give away the spot where a gray squirrel has dug up a cache of food.
Early morning ski
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