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The phrase "a mole tunnel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tunnel created by a mole, typically in the context of discussing animal behavior or gardening.
Example: "After a heavy rain, I noticed a mole tunnel running through my garden, disrupting the soil."
Alternatives: "mole burrow" or "mole hole".
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For 44 stake holes, representing 47% of the total, a mole tunnel was identified within a 5 meter distance.
Place the mousetrap at the opening of a mole tunnel.
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The furthest distance from a stake to a mole-tunnel was 160 meters.
Woolworth's, with the pneumatic tubes overhead rushing money along a metallic mole tunnel up to a balcony.
After making several trips to Sopchoppy to document the worms' response to grunting, he buried 50 worms in a box of soil and allowed a mole to tunnel in through the side.
The average distance to the nearest mole tunnel for all of the stake holes was just under 20 meters.
In every location, mole tunnels were identified within a relatively short distance of areas where worms were collected.
The positions of mole tunnels and bait collection areas were marked with a Garmin hand-held Colorado 400t WAAS-enabled GPS unit with an accuracy of 3 5 meters (95% typical).
The earth under your toes is plush with mole tunnels.
Activity within numerous mole tunnels was confirmed by placing wooden dowels vertically into the tunnels.
Thirty-nine mole tunnels were noted that were dug across or into 11 different roads.
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