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Did you know…The American marten and European pine marten are often simply called “pine martens”. However, this shared common name can lead to confusion, since both of these mustelids are actually their own species, and (as their names suggest) live on completely different continents. The word “pine” can also be misleading, given neither of these semi-arboreal species are partial to pine trees. Similarly, the beech marten does not have a preference for beech trees.

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