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Western Chipmunks
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Western Chipmunks

Neotamias

Neotamias is a genus of chipmunks within the tribe Marmotini of the squirrel family. It contains 23 species, which mostly occur in western North America. Along with Eutamias, this genus is often considered a subgenus of Tamias.

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26 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 26 known species

Least Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias minimus

Yellow-pine Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias amoenus

Townsend's Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias townsendii

Merriam's Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias merriami

Cliff Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias dorsalis

Uinta Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias umbrinus

Lodgepole Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias speciosus

Colorado Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias quadrivittatus

Sonoma Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias sonomae

Hopi Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias rufus

Long-eared Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias quadrimaculatus

Shadow Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias senex

Gray-collared Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias cinereicollis

Gray-footed Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias canipes

California Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias obscurus

Palmer's Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias palmeri

Crater Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias cratericus

Siskiyou Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias siskiyou

Alpine Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias alpinus

Yellow-cheeked Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias ochrogenys

Red-tailed Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias ruficaudus

Panamint Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias panamintinus

Sierra del Carmen Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias solivagus

Durango Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias durangae

Buller's Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias bulleri

Coulee Chipmunk

speciesNeotamias grisescens

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