- The
blesmols, also
known as mole-rats, or
African mole-rats, are
burrowing rodents of the
family Bathyergidae. They
represent a
distinct evolution of a...
-
Damaraland mole-rat (****omys damarensis),
Damara mole rat or
Damaraland blesmol, is a
burrowing rodent found in
southern Africa.
Along with the smaller...
- of
about 20
hystricognath species in six
genera from
Africa also
called blesmols.
Heterocephalus glaber, the
naked mole-rat. Spalacidae, a
family of about...
- from most
other voles in that they are
highly fossorial,
resembling the
blesmols and
spalacids more than
other voles. The long-clawed mole vole is unrelated...
- porcupines, the cane rats, the d****ie rat, the
naked mole-rat, and the
blesmols. The
makeup of this
infraorder is controversial. At its core lie the extant...
-
parts of Kenya,
notably in
Somali regions. It is
closely related to the
blesmols and is the only
species in the
genus Heterocephalus. The
naked mole-rat...
-
while prey
larger than
about 100 g (4 oz), such as baby rabbits,
Cryptomys blesmols, or
Otomys vlei rats, is
usually dismembered and the
inedible parts discarded...
- The
silvery mole-rat,
silvery blesmol, or
silky mole-rat (Heliophobius argenteocinereus) is a
species of mole-rat of East
Africa which occurs in southern...
- the Cape of Good Hope. The Cape dune mole-rat is the
largest of all the
blesmols,
measuring 27 to 35
centimetres (11 to 14 in) in head-body length, with...
-
rodent with this
primitive cranial and
muscular feature (except
perhaps the
blesmols,
which clearly evolved protrogomorphy from a
hystricomorphous ancestor)...
