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RODENTS AND LAGOMORPHS
Animal kingdom
Grouping of all living beings with more or less complex organs, with which they move about and feed themselves; the body of knowledge about them.
RODENTS AND LAGOMORPHS
Rodents have one pair of constantly growing sharp incisors used for feeding; lagomorphs have two pairs.
rodent
Herbivorous or omnivorous vertebrate (over 2,000 species) with four limbs, a body covered in hair and sharp incisors that grow constantly.
morphology of a rat
skeleton of a rat
examples of rodents [1]
examples of rodents [2]
rodent’s and lagomorph’s jaws
Unlike a rodent’s jaws, those of a lagomorph have a second pair of (nonfunctional) incisors on the maxilla.
rodent’s jaw: rat
lagomorph’s jaw: rabbit
examples of lagomorphs
Lagomorphs: small four-legged herbivorous vertebrates (about 60 species) with dense fur, a short or absent tail and three pairs of incisors.
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