Mass: 519 g based on Nixon and McClain 1969 and Layne 1958

Diet: frugivore based on Spritzer 2002

Abundance: 0.07 to 46.86% (median 1.57%)

Latitudinal range: 29.6° to 45.5°

Habitats: (22), temperate broadleaf/mixed forest (13)

Biogeographic distribution: Nearctic

Found in 35 samples

Canada: Lindsay, Keffer (Midden 57, screened), Keffer (Midden 57, floated), Irving-Johnston, Caverne de la Mine (upper infill), Roussillon, Québec

United States: Memphis, Salt Pond Mountain, Haw River, Rocky River, Richlands, Fayette County, Raleigh-Durham, The Wilds, Ardis, Bluegrass (macro), Dust Cave (Zones T and U), McKinley Site (Zone B), Angel Site (Subdivision W10D), Croley-Evans, Watson Brake (6.4 mm fraction), Watson Brake (3.2 mm fraction), Mykut Rockshelter, Black Cat Cave (interior), Black Cat Cave (Test Unit 1), Guard, Cole Gravel Pit, Sachsen Cave Shelter, Meyer Cave, Prairie Creek (Zone C), Prairie Creek (Zone B), Natural Chimneys, Student Agricultural Gardens, Trail of Tears State Forest, Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (logs, feature)

♀ body mass	535.2 g	N = 21	Nixon and McClain 1969
♀ body mass	534.1 g	N = 23	Nixon and McClain 1969
♀ body mass	543.5 g	N = 34	Nixon and McClain 1969
♀ body mass	518.8 g	N = 41	Nixon and McClain 1969
♀ body mass	508.9 g	N = 89	Nixon and McClain 1969
♂ body mass	529.8 g	N = 12	Nixon and McClain 1969
♂ body mass	526.4 g	N = 15	Nixon and McClain 1969
♂ body mass	526.1 g	N = 27	Nixon and McClain 1969
♂ body mass	522.8 g	N = 31	Nixon and McClain 1969
♂ body mass	507.7 g	N = 88	Nixon and McClain 1969
body mass	499.6 g	N = 3	Layne 1958
hind foot length	66.0 mm	N = 3	Layne 1958
tail length	206.7 mm	N = 3	Layne 1958
total body length	466.3 mm	N = 3	Layne 1958

See also Sciurus, Sciurus aberti, Sciurus aestuans, Sciurus anomalus, Sciurus arizonensis, Sciurus aureogaster, Sciurus colliaei, Sciurus giganteus, Sciurus granatensis, Sciurus ignitus, Sciurus igniventris, Sciurus lis, Sciurus niger, Sciurus oculatus, Sciurus solitarius, Sciurus sp., Sciurus spadiceus, Sciurus spp., Sciurus vulgaris, Sciurus warthae