<sod>  *''T. umbrinus'' (Uinta chipmunk)
 
 ==Pop Culture References==
In the [[1950s]] a record of a sped-up Christmas song was released. The result was high-pitched cartoony voices, released as [[The Chipmunk Song]], which went on to win multiple [[Grammy Award|Grammys]]. 
This sparked a cartoon show [[Alvin and the Chipmunks]]. 
The characters substaintially regained popularity in the early to mid-[[1990s]], with a new TV series and many [[direct-to-video]] movie releases.
 
In Disney's animated movie [[The Emperor's New Groove]], character Krunk regularly converses with chipmunks, in their language of squeaks.
The [[De Havilland Chipmunk]] is a military training aircraft. <eod> <sod> *''T. umbrinus'' (Uinta chipmunk)
 
 ==Pop Culture References==
 
In [[1958]] [[Ross Bagdasarian]] (using the stage name [[David Seville]], named after [[Seville, Spain]]) released "The Chipmunk Song" ("Christmas, Don't Be Late"), a sped-up recording of himself performing three-part harmony. The resulting high-pitched cartoony voices were named "Alvin", "Simon", and "Theodore" after executives at the record company which published the record. "The Chimpunk Song" went on to win two [[Grammy Award]]s and in [[1961]] lead to an [[animation|animated]] [[television series]], ''The Alvin Show''. The characters substaintially regained popularity in the early [[1980s]] with a new series, ''[[Alvin & The Chipmunks]]'', and several [[direct-to-video]] releases in the [[1990s]], with [[Ross Bagdasarian Jr.]] providing the voices of Dave, Alvin, and Simon, and [[Janice Karmen]] as Theodore.

In [[Disney]]'s animated movie ''[[The Emperor's New Groove]]'', character Krunk regularly converses with chipmunks, in their language of squeaks.
The [[De Havilland Chipmunk]] is a military training aircraf <eod>