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| grey fox comparison table | ||||||||||||||||
| Subject | have breeding season | have population density | lose baby teeth at | reach sexual maturity by | is a kind of | live in | have distribution | be nocturnal | have scientific name | weigh | eat | reach adult size by | have length | have name in French | wean by | have habitat |
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| dog | carnivore | |||||||||||||||
| grey fox | 1.3 foxes per square km in good habitat | dog | hollow log, stump, rock pile or burrow | southern Ontario and Quebec, southern Manitoba | Urocyon cinereoargenteus | renard gris | forests and marshlands | |||||||||
| adult grey fox | end of January to mid May | 1.3 foxes per square km in good habitat | first birthday | grey fox | hollow log, stump, rock pile or burrow | southern Ontario and Quebec, southern Manitoba | Urocyon cinereoargenteus | 3.4-5.9 kg | cottontail rabbit, groundhog, deer mouse, harvest mouse, shrew, bird, insect, fish, corn, apple, nut | 800-1,125 mm | renard gris | forests and marshlands | ||||
| grey fox cub | 1.3 foxes per square km in good habitat | 4 months | grey fox | hollow log, stump, rock pile or burrow | southern Ontario and Quebec, southern Manitoba | Urocyon cinereoargenteus | 100 g at birth | first winter | renard gris | 12 weeks | forests and marshlands |