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Cumberland Gap National Historical Park Cumberland Gap's colorful resident, the box turtle, peers out from under his green and yellow shell.
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Didelphis virginiana/ Virginia opossum

Sorex fumeus/ Smoky shrew

Blarina brevicauda/ Short-tailed shrew

Parascalops breweri/ Brewer's mole

Scalopus aquaticus/ Eastern mole

Myotis lucufugus/ Little brown bat

Myoti keenii/ Keen's myotis

Myotis sodalis/ Indiana bat

Myotis leibii/ Small-footed myotis

Lasionycteris noctivagans/ Silver-haired bat

Eptesicus fuscus/ Big brown bat

Lasiurus borealis/ Red bat

Sylvilagus floridanus/ Eastern cottontail

Tamias striatus/ Eastern chipmunk

Marmota monax/ Woodchuck

Sciurus carolinensis/ Gray squirrel

Glaucomys volans/ Southern flying squirrel

Peromyscus maniculatus nubiterrae/ Cloudland deer mouse

Peromyscus leucopus/ Wood mouse

Sigmodon hispidus/ Hispid cotton rat

Neotoma floridana/ Eastern woodrat

Clethrionomys gapperi maurus/ Kentucky red-backed mouse

Microtus pinetorum/ Pine vole

Synaptomys cooperi/ Southern bog lemming

Mus musculus/ House mouse

Napaeozapus insignis/ Woodland jumping mouse

Vulpes cinereoargenteus/ Gray fox

Procyon lotor/ Raccoon

Mustela vison/ Mink

Spilogale putorius/ Eastern potted skunk

Mephitis mephitis/ Striped skunk

Lynx rufus/ Bobcat

Odocoileus virginianus/ White-tailed deer

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