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Castoridae is a
family of
rodents that
contains the two
living species of
beavers and
their fossil relatives. A
formerly diverse group, only a
single genus...
- the gophers.
Modern beavers are the only
extant members of the
family Castoridae. They
originated in
North America in the late
Eocene and
colonized Eurasia...
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infraorbital canal.
Among extant rodents, only the
families Sciuridae,
Castoridae, Heteromyidae, and
Geomyidae are
truly sciuromorphous. Some authorities...
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Cameroon scaly-tail
Suborder Castorimorpha Superfamily Castoroidea Family Castoridae:
beavers Superfamily Geomyoidea Family Geomyidae:
pocket gophers (true...
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Suborder Castorimorpha Superfamily Castoroidea Family †Eutypomyidae
Family Castoridae –
beavers Family †Rhizospalacidae
Infraorder Geomorpha Superfamily †Eomyoidea...
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village was
established in 1900. The name "Castor"
refers to the
genus Castoridae or beaver, a
Latin term,
contrary to an oral
tradition of the word being...
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fiber in Bulgaria: fossil,
subfossil and
historical records (Rodentia:
Castoridae). Lynx 50: 37–49. Poulter, A. 2007:
Nicopolis ad Istrum: A late Roman...
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Agnotocastor is an
extinct member of the
beaver family Castoridae.
Unlike its
modern relative, this
species took the
place of
muskrats in the
rivers of...
- This is a list of
North American mammals. It
includes all
mammals currently found in the
United States, St.
Pierre and Miquelon, Canada, Greenland, Bermuda...
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There are 84
mammal species (with two uncertain)
recorded in
Sweden according to the IUCN Red List. Two are endangered, one is
vulnerable as well now extinct...
