Mammal names
Weasels & Wisents: The Many Names for Ireland's Mustelids & Their Curious Connection to the Bison
Pine marten (Martes martes)
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Weasel (Mustela nivalis)
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American mink (Neovison vison)
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Irish stoat (Mustela erminea hibernica)
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Otter (Lutra lutra)
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Badger (Meles meles)
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Alien Invasion!: How the Scientific Name of the Grey Squirrel Reveals an Epic Invasion of Ireland
Castle Forbes, Co. Longford
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The Rat Trap: The Many Misleading Names of Ireland's Rodents
Brown rat (cover image)
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House mouse
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Black rat v Brown rat comparison diagram
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Birds of the Night: The Myriad Illuminating Names of Ireland's Bats
Brown long-eared bat
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Bat wing underside
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Lesser horseshoe bat
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Bat echolocation diagram
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Soprano pipistrelle
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Whiskered bat
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Fish With A Womb: The Names of the Many and Unexpected Dolphin Species in Irish Seas
Dolphin fresco at Minoan palace of Knossos in Crete
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Bottlenose dolphin head
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Long-finned pilot whale head
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False killer whale
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Finding Moby: Origins of the Names of Ireland's Sperm Whales & That of the Greatest Literary Incarnation of Their Species, Moby Dick
Moby Dick vs Captain Ahab illustration (cover image)
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Marine reptiles (Mosasaur & Plesiosaur)
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Sperm whale pod
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Sperm whale v Giant Squid mural
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Spermaceti organ diagram
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Canaries, Pygmies & Pigs: The Wonderful Features and Names of Some of Ireland's Toothed Whales
Pygmy sperm whale v Sperm whale size comparison
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Pygmy sperm whale illustration
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Common porpoise
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Living by the Sword: The Sharp & Colourful Names of Ireland's Beaked Whales
Cuvier’s beaked whale: size compared to a human
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Sowerby’s beaked whale
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Sowerby’s beaked whale: size compared to a human
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Northern bottlenose whale: size compared to a human
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Moustachioed Marine Monsters: Ireland's Baleen Whales
Baleen close-up (humpback whale)
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Mystacodon selenensis
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Baleen close-up (humpback whale) (image in text)
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Super-Sized Cetaceans: The Gigantic Forms and Features of Ireland's Baleen Whales & The Names Associated with Them
Northern minke whale
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Size of northern minke whale compared to a human
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Fin whale
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Size of a fin whale compared to a human
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Great white shark
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Humpback whale breaching
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Sei whale size compared to a human
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Northern krill (Meganyctiphanes norvegica)
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'Largest Animals Ever'? Part I: Ireland's Blue & Fin Whales VS the Dinosaurs
Palaeoloxodon namadicus reconstruction
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Sauroposeidon life reconstruction
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Sauroposeidon size diagram
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'Largest Animals Ever'? Part II: Ireland's Blue & Fin Whales VS Ancient Sea Monsters
Megalodon (cover image)
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Pangaea map with Ireland location
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Convergent evolution of ichthyosaurs and whales
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Giant ichthyosaur from Aust Cliff reconstruction
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Megalodon life reconstruction
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Megalodon size diagram
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Megalodon chasing two baleen whales
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Super-Powered Cetaceans: The Other Marvellous Names, Attributes & Abilities of Ireland's Baleen Whales
Fin whale illustration
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Michael Phelps
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The 'Right' Whale: How the Name of Ireland's Right Whale Reveals a Terrible Wrong
Map of Basque region
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Map of New England, USA
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Reality Is Not What It Seems: The Revealing Names & Surprising Evolutionary Relationships of Ireland's Deer
Fallow deer
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Giant Irish deer braying
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Chinese muntjac
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Attribution/Licence: Nilfanion [CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)]
Wild Things? Part I: How the Irish Word for Deer Masks the True Nature of These Mammals in Ireland
Roe deer cover image
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Attribution/Licence: Hans Markus Antson [CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0)]
Wild Things? Part II: How the Irish Word for Deer Masks the True Nature of These Mammals in Ireland
Fallow deer stag in Phoenix Park
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Kesh Corran caves
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Red deer/sika deer hybrid
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Attribution: Joe King
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Micro-Monsters Part I: The Venomous, Wicked & Cruel Names for Ireland’s Pygmy Shrews
Pygmy shrew (cover image)
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Pygmy shrew exhibiting long snout
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Size of pygmy shrew v common shrew
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Soricinae skull illustration displaying red teeth
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Etruscan shrew
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Micro-Monsters Part II: The Sometimes Horrible Names for Ireland’s Hedgehogs
Greater moonrat (Echinosorex gymnura)
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Black and rufus elephant shrew (Rhynchocyon petersi)
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Greater hedgehog tenrec (Setifer setosus)
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Cape golden mole (Chrysochloris asiatica)
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Felids, Hounds & Vixens: The Interesting Names of Ireland’s Cats, Dogs, and Foxes
Roman cat mosaic
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Red fox pup
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The Fantastic ‘Fin-Feet’: The Immersive Names and Forms of Ireland’s Seals & Walruses
Puijila
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Phoca vitulina
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Grey seal
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Hippos & Dunkeys: The Hidden Connections Running Through the Names of Ireland’s Horses and Donkeys
African ass (Equus africanus)
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Ewe Feral Swine! The Wild Origins of the Names of Ireland's Sheep, Goats & Pigs
Feral Irish goat
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Bovines, Buachaills, Bulimia & Bob Dylan: The Maze of Amazing Connections Between the Words Related to Ireland’s Cattle
Finnbhennach and Donn Cúailnge mural detail
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