Rodents And Lagomorphs Codexery

A source-cited reference to rodents and lagomorphs

Rodents And Lagomorphs (17)

• Dwarf rabbit — Term for rabbits with dwarfing gene or small breeds.
• Flying squirrel — Gliding mammals that use a patagium to move between trees.
• Gerbillinae — Subfamily of rodents adapted to arid habitats, including gerbils and jirds.
• Giant pouched rat — Large African rodents trained to detect land mines and tuberculosis.
• Gopher — Burrowing rodents of North and Central America with fur-lined cheek pouches.
• Ground squirrel — Rodents of the squirrel family that live on the ground or in burrows.
• Groundhog — A lowland marmot crucial to soil health across North America.
• Jerboa — Nocturnal bipedal desert rodents with exceptional hearing and hopping locomotion.
• Kangaroo rat — Small bipedal rodents adapted to arid North American deserts.
• Agouti — Rodents of genus Dasyprocta, native to Central and South America.
• Antelope jackrabbit — The antelope jackrabbit, also called Allen's hare, is a North American hare native to southern Arizona and northwestern…
• Black rat — A synanthropic rodent of global distribution and historical significance.
• Brown rat — A widespread, adaptable rodent that thrives alongside humans.
• Callosciurus — A genus of colorful squirrels found mainly in Southeast Asia.
• Chinchilla — Rodents with the densest fur, hunted nearly to extinction.
• Chipmunk — Small striped squirrels known for cheek pouches and seed storage.
• Cottontail rabbit — Small lagomorphs of the Americas with white-tailed retreat signals.

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