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Summary Of: American Marten

The American Marten has a long slender body covered in glossy brownish fur with a lighter coloured throat... The fur of the American Marten is shiny and luxuriant... the American Marten population was depleted due to the... Hunting of the American Marten is currently legal in certain areas during a short hunting season...

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