Mammal Identification Training TOPS Algonquin Expedition.

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Mammal Identification Training TOPS Algonquin Expedition

Contents Encoding mammal data onto FDS 2 Rodents Weasels Herbivores Omnivores

Encoding Mammal Data on FDS2 Mammal species ID number from Code Key Mammal activity code number taken from Code Key Mammal location code number taken from Code Key Evidence code number taken from list on Code Key NOTE: there is currently no facility to encode the number of mammals of a given species that were observed in a given situation. This can written in the NOTES section on the front page of the SSRF. Repeated entries for the same species can be made if the discovery is materially different. NOTE: Your mammal discovery ‘zone’ extends from the point of departure from the previous SS to the next one including events that occur on the trail between them. Stay focused!

Mammals 1 Muskrat Beaver Chipmunk Eastern Red Squirrel Gray Squirrel – Black phase Gray Squirrel

Mammals 2 Weasel Mink River Otter Fisher Raccoon Porcupine

Mammals 3 Opossum Coyote Cottontail Snowshoe Hare Black Bear Lynx

Mammals 4 Red Wolf Marten Moose White-tailed DeerSkunk Red Fox

Mammals 5 Beaver Lodge Moose ‘Browse Line’