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Mammals


Carnivores
Arctic Fox	Black Bear	Cougar
Coyote	Ermine and Least Weasel	Fisher
Grizzly Bear	Canadian Lynx	Marten
Mink	Polar Bear	Red Fox
River Otter	Wolverine	Wolf

Hoofed Mammals
Caribou	Elk	Moose
Mountain Goat	Mule Deer	Muskox
Thinhorn Sheep	Wood Bison

Rodents
Arctic Ground Squirrel	Beaver	Deer Mouse
Hoary Marmot	Jumping Mice	Least Chipmunk
Lemmings	Muskrat	Northern Flying Squirrel
Porcupine	Red Squirrel	Voles
Woodchuck	Wood Rat

Other Mammals
Collared Pika	Little Brown Bat	Seals
Shrews	Snowshoe Hare	Whales

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