Significant differences in the caecal bacterial microbiota of red and grey squirrels in Britain.

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@aquarium @Abcdefg38628490 @Welshsquirrels Chris Nichols from @Woodlandtrust was involved in investigating their gut microbiome. #Redsquirrels are very different to greys, having evolved on separate continents with uniquely evolved #tree species. More…

RT @RedSquirrelsinW: Why grey squirrels damage trees: New research reveals grey squirrels have gut bacteria that can help them absorb calci…

Squirrels and the park……… Significant differences in the caecal bacterial microbiota of red and grey squirrels in Britain …….Open Access. #squirrels #bacteria. https://t.co/ifGDLmyKWH

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