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Introduction to the Lagomorpha
2008Lagomorphs (pikas, rabbits and hares) are widespread, being native or introduced on all continents except Antarctica. They are all herbivores, occupying an unusual size range between the rodents, “small mammals”, and ungulates, “large mammals”. Pikas weigh 75–290 g, rabbits 1–4 kg, and hares 2–5 kg.
Joseph A. Chapman, John E. C. Flux
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Stem Lagomorpha and the Antiquity of Glires
Science, 2005We describe several fossils referable to Gomphos elkema from deposits close to the Paleocene-Eocene boundary at Tsagan Khushu, Mongolia. Gomphos shares a suite of cranioskeletal characters with extant rabbits, hares, and pikas but retains a primitive dentition and jaw compared to its modern ...
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2023
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On the Cranial Osteology of the Lagomorpha
Bulletin of Carnegie Museum of Natural History, 2007Abstract The Section of Mammals, Carnegie Museum of Natural History houses skulls from seven genera of extant lagomorphs (one ochotonid and six leporids). Described and illustrated are the external surfaces of the bones of the skull of the North American pika Ochotona princeps (Richardson, 1828) and also illustrated is the volcano rabbit Romerolagus ...
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2023
Ampluilagus sarmaticus sp. n. is described from middle Sarmat deposits of the right bank of the Ukraine. The species is distinct with the presence of the basal collar, conlouring ??2 forewards, and undcep Titanomus-like incoming fold in ??3 ??4 ??? ??1 have only one complex root.
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Ampluilagus sarmaticus sp. n. is described from middle Sarmat deposits of the right bank of the Ukraine. The species is distinct with the presence of the basal collar, conlouring ??2 forewards, and undcep Titanomus-like incoming fold in ??3 ??4 ??? ??1 have only one complex root.
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