Abert's Squirrel

Pronunciation: /ˈæbərts ˈskwɪrəl/

Definitions of abert's squirrel

noun a type of squirrel found in the southwestern United States, named after American naturalist John James Abert

Example Sentences

A1 Abert's squirrel is a type of tree squirrel found in North America.

A2 Abert's squirrel is known for its distinctive ear tufts and bushy tail.

B1 Abert's squirrel is primarily found in ponderosa pine forests.

B2 Abert's squirrel is considered a keystone species in its ecosystem.

C1 Abert's squirrel plays a crucial role in seed dispersal within its habitat.

C2 Abert's squirrel populations are closely monitored for conservation efforts.

Examples of abert's squirrel in a Sentence

formal The Abert's squirrel is a species of tree squirrel found in the Rocky Mountains.

informal I saw an Abert's squirrel while hiking in the mountains.

slang That Abert's squirrel was so cute, I wanted to take it home as a pet.

figurative The Abert's squirrel darted through the trees like a streak of lightning.

Grammatical Forms of abert's squirrel

• past tense: abert's squirrels
• plural: abert's squirrels
• comparative: more abert's squirrel
• superlative: most abert's squirrel
• present tense: abert's squirrel
• future tense: will be abert's squirrel
• perfect tense: has been abert's squirrel
• continuous tense: is being abert's squirrel
• singular: abert's squirrel
• positive degree: abert's squirrel
• infinitive: to be abert's squirrel
• gerund: being abert's squirrel
• participle: abert's squirrel

Origin and Evolution of abert's squirrel

First Known Use: 1861 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: Abert's squirrel is named after American naturalist and explorer John James Abert.

Evolution of the word: The term 'Abert's squirrel' has remained consistent in its usage and meaning since it was first coined in 1861.