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As seen in , , and other outlets, College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM) students and a postdoctoral research fellow contributed to a study that reveals the rodent behind the so-called 鈥淐hicago rat hole.鈥� Medical students Christine Lee (enrolled in the D.O./Ph.D. program), Noah Chernik, and Stratos Kantounis joined researchers from the University of Tennessee and NYITCOM Postdoctoral Teaching and Research Fellow , in examining the famous Chicago sidewalk impression鈥攖hought to be left by a rat splatting into wet concrete鈥攁nd found that its shape and proportions actually match that of a squirrel. Their analysis found a 98.67 percent likelihood that the shape belonged to the聽genus聽Sciurus鈥攁 group that includes eastern gray squirrels and fox squirrels.聽