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?????????????????????????? ???????????????? ?????????????????????????? ?????????????? ?????????? ?? ?????????????????? ???????????????? (Rodentia)

2023
The Late Pleistocene rodents from localities of the northern Ukraine (the Desna Paleolith) are represented by 13 species which differ from the present ones at the subspecies level. The character of changes in the rodent fauna of this region is traced from Late Pleistocene till the present time.
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The Rodentia as Omnivores

The Quarterly Review of Biology, 1970
The rodents have been generally regarded as basically herbivorous animals. A review of the literature of the natural history of the feeding habits of rodents shows many species in all major lines of rodent evolution to be, to a surprising degree, carnivorous, piscivorous, or insectivorous.
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?? ?????????????????????????????? ?????????????????? ???????????????????????? ?????????????? (Mammalia, Rodentia) ???? ??????????????????

2023
???? ???????????????????? ?????????????? ?????? ?????????????? ???????????? ?? ?????????????????????????????? ?????????????????? ???????????????????????? ?????????????? ???? ?????????????????? (??????????????????), ?????????????????????????? ?????????????????? ?????? Chilotus paradoxus ??gn??vet ??????tn??r, 1928. ?????? ???????????????????????????? ???
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???????????????????? ???????????????????? ?????????????? (Rodentia, Cricetidae) ???? ?????????????? ?????????? ?????? ??????????????

2023
???????????? ?????????????? ???????????????? ?????????? ???? ???????????????? ?????????????????? ?? ?????????????????????????????? ?????????????????? ??????????, ?????? ?????????????? ?? ???????????????????????? ?????????????????????? ?????????? ???????????????? ????????????????????, ???????????????????????????????????? ???? ???????? ????????????????. ?
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Rodentia Cognition

2019
[Extract] Rodents (from the Latin rodere, meaning "to gnaw") are the largest mammalian order (40%),comprising nearly 2300 species. They are diverse and abundant, occurring in nearly every terrestrial environment on Earth, apart from Antarctica. Their habits extend from burrowing, hopping,and climbing to swimming, and they show great diversity in diet ...
Rowell, Misha Kyla, Rymer, Tasmin Lee
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???????????????????????????? (Mammalia, Rodentia) ???? ?????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????? ????????????????

2014
?? ???????????????????? ?????????????? ?????????????????????? ?????????????????? ???? ?????????????????????????????? ???????????????? 1 ?? ???????????????? 2 ???? ?????? ?????????????? (?????????????? ????????????, MN 12) ???????? ?????????????????????? ?????????????????????? ???????? ?????????? ?????????????????? Cricetidae ???
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Order Rodentia

1940
Bulletin of the Raffles Museum, Singapore, Issue 15, pp.
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Global patterns of extinction risk and conservation needs for Rodentia and Eulipotyphla

Diversity and Distributions, 2021
Samuel Turvey   +2 more
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???????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????? (Rodentia, Ellobius) ??????????????

2023
Ellobius talpinus palaeoucrainicus ssp. n. is described from Late Pleistocene alluvial deposits of the Dnieper. From closely related recent forms it differs by larger body size, higher relative indices of the lower jaw diastemal part, less developed tracks. The degree of variation of certain characters during Pleistocene is outlined.
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?????????????? ???????????????????? ???????????????????????????? ?????????????????? (Rodentia, Sciuridae) ???? ???????????????????????????????? ?????????????????? ?????????????????????????? ??????????????

2022
The new species ??? Sciurotamias gromovi (the genus Sciurotamias) is described. This species together with the Hungaria n Miocenic Sciurotamias sciurinus Kretzo i form the original fossil subgenus Csakvaromys peculiar to Europe. Remains of the new species originated ????????
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